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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1961.

Gaitskell outlines Labour Party's stand

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Royal Navy security

COMMON MARKET AND THE UK officer

DID THIS

HELP AUSTRALIA WIN TEST?

Rydney, Aug. 2. The wife of the AusÍĽA – Dan Test cricketer. Alan Davidson, who helped to turn the tide in the fourth Text against England, sald today that her two young sons fell paleep last night with their fingers crussed.

When they awoke today their durers

KEEL were crassed, she said.

Mrs Betty Davidson gald she told them to cross their fingers as her husband'a scure moved ints the six- LEPN.

"The seventies have been against his hoodoo score Cogland. He's never been able to get past them," whe The boys are explained. Neil, 8, and lao, G.

anicep 1

"But hath fril before his 70 came up,

had to sit and hope on my own." she added. - China Mail Special.

Dutch tighten

hire purchase regulations

The debate on entry problems continues

London, Aug. 2.

Mr Hugh Gaitskell, leader of the Labour opposition, indicated to the House of Commons today that his party had not yet mado up its mind about British entry into the Common Market.

He moved an amendment 10 were

Guverbinent's

likely to accepi, Mr the Prle Minister's motion Gaitskell said there was much noting 1.

criticism de force in the

that if 12 that the Britain chion but regretting

was to negotiate Government would be negotint-should have been done much ing "from position of grave curlier. Centomic weakness."

The

amendment

drclared

that Britain should enter the

HUGH GAITSKELL

Khrushchev reported 'impressed'

Urge discussions Senator says. Russia

for withdrawal

of French troops

Four

London, Aug. 2, Labour Members of Parliament today wont to the French Embassy horo with an appeal that nego- tiations should start im- mediately for the evacua tion of French troops from Tunisia,

who The four

signa lle appeal Mr Fenner Brockway, Mr John Stonehouse, Mr Frank Allan and Mr Charles Loughlin - also

30 other represented MP's.

They requested thai their bu forwarded to the

Frankfurt, Aug. 2. Certainly Britain's economic General Lauris Norstad was letter position

bo

weaker.

hardly Cauld

Members pro- Common Market only if the Cons: rvative

negotiated rotulitions

were tested when Mr Galtskell said acerptable to Parlament and he had been told by "uple of * C'ommonwealth Prime some considerable authority" In Ministers' conference and In Europe last

that week-end дегога

with Britain's Britain was looked upon today Aud pledges tas ability

obligations

EFTA.

Mr Gaitskell said: "Those of us whe inke un Intermediate position say before we make up our minds that we must first know the conditions."

Elements

quoted today as saying French Government. They were President Kennedy's firmeved by the French Ambus

sador's Secretary, M. Gymura. spooch ол Barlin and Mr Brockway, leaving the world Communism had Embassy, told reporters: "Pre- impressed Soviet Premior sident Bourguiba has been one

Jof the West's best friends, and 1 | Khrushchev.

can understand how deeply he what France has The Supreme to the European

Allied Con- feels over mander in Europe was interdone."China Mail Special. Economie Community.

viewed by Albert Weinstein. military ufaits editor if the Frankfurter Allgemeine.

"We are today asking for a shot in the arm." he said.

"We are dependent upon sup- port from European bankers. That is what is being saldi."

Mr Gaitskell said that as the

of the centre

Sterling area. Then they would at least

Britain was entitled to ask have eliminated some of the elements of doubt and it would for a special protocol govern-i

Ing the circumstances in when contrei she might introduce over capital movements what- ever might be the position in the rest of the Common Mar- kel.

be easier to make what still be "an extremely judgment."

would difficult

Mr Gaitskell said that it the opposition's amendment was de- feated. I would not oppose the Government's mution if there WILN vate.

Mr Gallskell added: "We had better look upon thu present i derision us one to bring the mal-

He went an: "There is no question whatever of Britain entering into a federal Europe; now.

Without quoting Norstad directly. Weinstein wrote:

to

The femuers, despite all willingness to negotiate, and the fast specs of peefally Psident Kennedy did not fail The

impress Khritshchev. This uld be deduced from the re- port of the American Special Disarmamel negotiator, John J. McClay, after his visit to the Soviet Union."

Norstad also Germany

to

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Editor jailed in Athens

Athens, Aug. 2. editor of the pro- Communist daily newspaper, Aughi, Mr Laonidas Kyrkos, Wan jailed for

five months today for slandering the Security Authorities.

On June 24 Aught accused the Government of fabricating es- plonuge cases.

The editor appealed against the sentence.--Reuter.

McCloy saw Khrushchey last Black Sea resort ween at the "British opinion simply is not of Sochi. The Hoguo, Aug. 2.

ripe for this. I any event. Holland

tightened termally to the test." today

Weinstein said Mr Galtskell said the eco. It is completely Incompatible:

Wes! on hire purchase regulations

nomic case for going in was with all the speeches and pro- called increase in check an

said to be very powerful bemises made about the Common make more space available for

wealth."

reckel base and to strengthen the "tension of economic cause of the great expansion in

Dexcussing the Government's its wight Nato divisions to full life,"

Economic Common Market countries the

pleriges to EFTA, Mr Gaitskell strength and combat readiness. AND CROCS Affairs Ministry an recent years. nounced.

to

From tomorrow, for example, between 40 and 60 per cent of the price of cars must be paid as a first instalment and her payments within 24

months.

The old minimum deposit was 25 per cent.

ruiations with: these-AP.

But he did not think this was suit overwhelmingly due to the countries should be kept very

in-strong and cordial,

"It would be a real tragedy Market if, so far as the neutral coun-

Commis Market. Other thences were at work.

Not every Common

cuntry had been so prosperous tries were concerned, we were and dynamic,

to drive them towards the East,"

The idea of immense increases; he said.

in free Imports as

Ataalont to British

the great

industry!

did not seem to be borne out by

Last month the Government he experience of freer Imports i Issued an ungileinl warning to hire-purchase industry that

have to be regulations would tightened in view of the figures

Ju Preval years.

political

did not think the which consequences

for various hire-purchase transfered from a British entry

ered: as dangerous or as prá

sometimes operations during the first quar. found as they are

made out to be"

nettons

and consutner

ter of this year.

Compared with the first quar-

private ter of 1080,

banks specialising in consumer credit Increased their credit by 23:

the municipal per cent uncl "People's Credit Hanks" by 10 per cent.-Reuter.

Mr Guliskell added: "I agree for with the Prime Minister that we are not necessarily bound federalism in Europe."

govern-

Asserting that the ment had repeatedly committed "gross errors of judgment" on,

what the continental

countries

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YESTERDAY'A CROSSWORD-Aerms: 1 Back, 4 Bar, dị Hope, 0 Igor, 11 Wont, 13 Dolning, 14 Art, 18 Sedge, 10 Strope, 21 Itents, 22 Lurid, 24 Řad, 25 Polaris, 28 Drew, 80 fubs, 31 Arro, 32 Dray, 33 Beak. Down: 1 Slid, 2 Clot, a Towns, 4 Don, 5 Saft, 7 Power, & Clonile, 10 Nitror, 12 Tags, 15 totali, 17 Devar, 19 Rudd, 20 Piper, aa Downy, 24 Hood, 20 Ituse, 27 Beck, 2 Ray.

Conditions

was

Princess Soraya at luncheon

"It would be equally very

Monte Carlu, Aug. 2. we were to unfortunate if

Princess Sornyn of trun and offend our closest friends such | American television actor Hugh

If O'Brien tuxlay a Norway and Denmark,

were the lun negotiations fall we shaft stillịcheon guests of Prince Rainier require EFTA at least to pro- of Monaco and Princess Grace, vide something of 1 largo the former Grace Kelly, market."

Following the luncheon, Prin- Mr Gaitskell said it was all cess Soraya und O'Brien-whe very wel! to talk about consul- have been seen together qu the of late- tation with the Commonwealth. ; Riviera frequently

The question

whether went swimming in the pool be- Britain was going to "enrry thehind the Royal couple's in-

formal home, Roc Agel.—AP, Commonwealth with us."

By far the best way to bring this matter to the test was to summon

Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference where Mr Macmillan could put the whole thing before them.

If the conditions of entry were generally acceptable to the Commonwealth П Kreat deal of opposition In Britain and elsewhere to Britain's entry would disappear.

nol

If such approval

was

forthcoming, he doubled if the Prime Minister himself could

U.S.

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still behind in nuclear submarines

Washington, Aur. 2.

Sen. John Stennis (Democrat-Missl.), sald today after secret briefing by top Navy oflefats that the Soviels sith appear to be behind the United States In nuclear sub- marine development.

Stennis, Chairman of the Senate Preparedness Sub- committee, had high praise for the Navy's Polaris submarino programme, which he said is now "wo years ahead of Re original wohedule.”

He warned “wo can't just write off the Bovief's claims" about their development of missile-carrying nuclear-powered subs. But he added: "I definitely don't think they surpass uz."-UMI.

HARRIMAN FLAYS

RED DELEGATES AT LAOS TALKS

Geneva, Aug. 2. Mr Averell Harriman, U.S. delegate to the Lans conference here, today withdrew a compli- ment he paid to its businesslike tone yester- day, to express his "great dissatisfaction": with the remarks of the Communist side. Communist delegates hnd nt- tocked, the stationtra of U.S. military instructors in Lans.

tionul forces to be formed by

Lolian government,” The delegates agreed, and Mr Harriman, according to moved on to polni 12.

Earlier the Chinese, delegate, conference sources, said he was shocked at the irrelevant and Mr Chong Han-fu, opposed the irresponsible

of inclusion stutements

In вну Laotian declaration "certain" delegations, and their neatrality

of a distortion of facts and attempts to

rewrite bistory,"

REPORT

Mr Malcolm

French reservation which would enable French instructors to re- main in Laos.

Mr

sacked

London, Aug. 2. Lord Carrington, First Lord of the Admiralty, told the House of Lords today that as a result of disciplinary proceedings following the Romer report on British Naval Security, he had docided to diamiss tho socurity officor criticised by the report.

(In June, the Prime Minister, Mr Harold Macmillan, told the House of Commons that the Romer commilleo had criticised three persons at Portland Naval establishment for shortcomings maintaining adequate security. The committee wn.' &ct up following a big Navai secrets trial here last March).

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Lord Carrington added that* disciplinary proceedings con- cerning the other two men | were still lo progress.

The dismissed security officer | Is 60-year-old Commander Stuart

Erskine Crewe-Read,

Lord Carrington

also

nounced that the first director of the Admiralty's new single- | department of security is to be Colonel J. L. A. Macalco, of the Royal Marines.----Reuter.

On the wrong side of the jail door'

Beirut, Aug. 2. Two Lebanese Poilçe Comrala- sioners are on the wrong side of the jall door-insiɗa rather than out.

Newspapers reported today that one of them-Eralle Khairallabs accused of being involved in an Israeli spy ring. He was turned over to Lebanese authorities by Syrion police on Sunday.

Chang. vice-foreign minister, said whether or not Macdonald, for there had been an agreement Britain, today persuaded the 14- between France and a Laotian |nation Laos conterence to let government for the stationing The olher-Mohammed Shr- him try to break its present of the instructors, their stutus | habeddin-is charged with steal- deadlock by personal discussions was changed by the subsequent ing gold and diamonds from with Mr George Pushkin, the So- signature of the Seate pact, merchants who had hired him viel co-chairman.

Mr Pushkin is reported toto smuggle them into Turkey,-

AP. the co-have taken the same line.

AGENDA

It wus agreed that

TAKE OVER chainnen should report back

Darwin, Aur. 2. There are wiid buffaloes and crocodiles wandering about Darwin gardens and buildings just now.

Apparently forecd out of their natural haunts by he unusually dry Henson, the animals are invading the lown area.

Police have chased buf- faloes out of the gardens. Another resident found a thren-foot crocodile in her yard.

Last night an aborigine entered a shed and a CTO- codile snapped at him

China Mall Special.

PLANS

| tomorrow on the two stumbling

blocks:

and,

• Undertakings not to intro- duce foreign troops Into Las Pledges not establish military bases or use Laotian territory for milliary purposes.

to

on

has

The conference has an gends of 33 points. Broad freement

been quickly several general reached undertaking—including recogni- on of the unity, sovereignty, independence, and neutrality of Laos, and pledges not to violate Mr Macdonald sald there her peace and neutrality, not to seemed little likelihood of con- ference issues,

agreemcht

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Panama's envoy to Cuba tries suicide

interfere in her internal affairs, these not to impose political condi- proposed ions for uid, and not to involve that he and Mr Pushidin should her In alliances Incompatible alberia de Obarrio, Panama's

He therefore

Miami, Aug. 2:

discuss them with a view to with neutrality.

Amasendor But the conference has tem- Anding a procedural way out.

Meanwhile the conference porarily shelved the question of

Sento protection,

the which should go on to paint 12 of the

Communist side want can- agendu "General undertakings

telled, The West argues that not lo import armaments into

Sento questions are outside the Les and to mit acquisitions of war material to the nudy of scope of the conference.Reuter. the reconstituted Laotian na-

ECONOMIC

FOR S. VIETNAM

Washington, Aug. 2.

carry Britain Into the Common The United States is urgently considering economic proposals to hack

Market.-

"We want to rvold any netion

on our part which would pre- cipitate the decay and downfall Lof the Commonwealth,"

added.

be

South Vietnam's stepped-up military measures against Communist guerillas, the State Department announced today.

Mr the strength of his

White told reporters ut! A spokesman sold the prercased

conference: "In posals had been submitted to armed forces to meet the crisis. his dally prezi

short the programme is realistic President Kennedy by Dr Eugene Mr Galtskell then said:

The spokesman said security, and consouant with the political | hope the Government will re- Staley, who, led a U.S. mission

runsons prevented him from aims of the Republle of Vietnam member that the greater unity to Saigon for talks on increas giving detalls of the proposed and the United States in the

ald to South of Europe cannot be given aing American

development measures for South interests of the security of the firm foundation on suspicions Vietnam.

Vietnam, but broadly they in- |åren.”

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type

and fears in Britain, on anker Mr Lincola White, the State cluded a beast in the size of and dismay among our European Department spokesman, told re-regular and home guard friends or on bitterness and porters that the Communists to forces, emphasis on training of East Asian nation, had kanded disusonment in

great South Vietnam had uur multi-racial Commonwealth."

The Iteuter,

debate

Increased anti-querril

on

soldiers,

HOCI!

and com-

Jheir terrorism. He confirmed | measures

progress continue that President Neo Dinh Diem economic

munications, had called up reservists and in-

Japanese

He said Dr Sialty, who re- , turned recently from the South-

and

his report to President Kin- weiface, edy, whose administration was It urgent and careful tudy."

URGENCY

riot for second day

Tokyo, Aug. 3...

A mob staging a clot in a slum district in Osaka for the second straight day, was finally disparted early today after police mobilised armoured core and fired tear-gas shalls, it was reported.

The Jupan

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crowd estimated from: 3,000 to 10,000 including bystantiers fought polleo with stones and #dicks, Angered by what they dlakin pour handing of traffic ncaldent esuring the

leath of

aked man priestrian on Tuesday night, they even toned a pelynto Indiway ible, burned down or boxes damaged three pulled and burned two private-owned OKTA.

The spokesman said: Thai urgency has been pointed up by the recent resurgence, of Luni- munist Viet Com attacks in Vietnam."

Two Nationar Amblymen,

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been "ruthlessly. assassinated" presenting the hill people, had by Communists recently, while there were other reporta

atinci in Solgon in swolds attacked the mob and which Innocent bystanders were Bnally forced police to rejured and ut sanail-scale fear-gan to deal with the dis-i nanlushies neat the capital, turbanes, reports sald, Sonve Mr White and the Depart- 2.400 police wearing belmets mont had no information about were also armed with armour the enllup that would ed enm.

armed with hunting guns and grenade Cor-Press reporta malů svine of the Broadcasting poration id 122 policeMON and 20 civilians, including two cameramen, were injured with 49 persons arrested by police for obstructing officiat dutles since Wednesday night, was not immediately known low many were seriously hurt but it is believed mort of the Injured miffered minor Injuries. The National sold They

have not yet received a report from Ossia, Early today a group of ganigalers |

Pollen In Tokyo

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riot

Warrant

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ile Use of the word mobile the accordi

atlon," but he mid that Vietnam Komagasaki, orn alum dl-in been enlling up reserves

Nishimuri Ku, boosting recruitment Houtbern Omaka since Tuenisy provide "manpower movessary M. continuing Viet night. Some 100 police were counter the reported to have been injured Cong barrassment

rorism,Router,

In the first day's rot-AP,

and

ter-

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to Cuba, tried to commit suicida today after a quarrel with his wife, sho police reported.

Detectives Robert Cow and the W. P. McClure said that 50-year-old diplomat shot him- self in the right temple with a

30 calibre pistol.

He was taken to Jackson Memorial Hospital in a critisal London, Aug. 3.

condition, but later his condition The King and Queen was listeti as serious. uf Nepal are to pay three-

week State visit to China at the

Oborria had been Panama's end of September, the New ambassador to the United China News Agency today re- Nations for a brief period, then ported from Peking-Reuter. had gone to Havana-AP.

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