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CHILALY PASHA RESIGNS Two Men In 10,000
Eisenhower
Or Taft? Farouk Names
THE bitterness which has
Terept into the campaign
for the Republican Party's Presidential nomination emphasises the serious
Successor
split which has developed UNEXPECTED EGYPTIAN
within the GOP ranka.
Bre
Senator Taft, who obviously feels that it is now or never so far as his prospects of occupying the White House
concerned, ha manoeuvred akilfully, al- though his opponents say questionably, to win the allegiance of the party's lending professional politi- clans at the nomination convention which opens next Monday. Taft's men liave been working di- gently for months
R
on
POLITICAL DRAMA
London, June 29.
King Farouk of Egypt today accepted the resignation of Premier Negulb Hilaly Pasha, the British Broadcasting Corporation reported to- night. It said the report was received from its Cairo correspondent.
British officials, commenting on the report, expressed disappointment because they saw in it the back of their hopes of a compromise in the long-drawnout Anglo-Egyptian treaty revision talks.
the delegations elected from the primaries-so diligently Indeed that they are now accused of having (in Texas) shamelessly frus- The successor to Hilaly Pasha, according to the trated pro-Eisenhower BBC, is Sirry Pasha, known to be adamant in his majority and contrived a Egyptian_nationalist demands for the evacuation of pro-Taft minority to repre- the Canal Zone and unity of the Nile Valley, the re- sent the State at the con- |· port said. vention. ruling tion will be required to
result a As
#
Although no reason was given in the newscast for at the conven- King Farouk's acceptance of Hilaly Pasha's resignation, |
competent
HILALY PASHA
Chained To
Wall For
decide which of the two his Talent observers here said it probably was because of Three Years
dom.
only
Barletta, Italy, June 29. They also believed he was that, outside the Arab States and Police today arrested the probably paying for his failure, Pakistan, Greece was the to obtain any fruitful results country to have recognised the Michele
mother of 28-year-old from his talks with the Sudanese (new title.
Farano,, who delegation on the future of the
to This, they said, was due to claimed
have been a very chained to the wall of a the fact that there was Sudan.
Observers opined that Hilaly large Grock business colony in stable for the last three also was about to make another Egypt and the Greek govem- purge of the Egyptian government was interested con- inuing friendly relations with Egypt
ment.
as
by
In
years.
Police
Britain's Powerful New Jet Engine
Bristol, June 20. Britain's Bristol Aero-
| plane Company today took off the top secret" list some of the details of their Olympus turbojet engine which, they said, had a thrust over 30 per cent better than that of the Sapphiro, up to now the} world's most powerful en- gine.
The
Company said: "In- formation available shows that
in no other country.
today is there so powerful or so econo- mical an engine in a comparable stage of development.",
0
Ric". Olympus
delivers thrust of 9,750 lbs.more than 20 per cent better than the latest official performance Agure for the Sapphire jet engine, developed by Britain's Hawker Siddeley group and up to now the world's most powerful.
Bristol Company officials ex- pect the 9,700 lb. figure to be surpassed at an early stage of Tevolutionary engine's
the
future development.
The Olympus, combining im- mense power with remarkably low fuel consumption, is con- sidered likely to be the answer to the problem of providing an adequató power plant for long- faster-than-sound jet range superbombers and civil airliners. Quickly recognising the step tforward "kor. by Bristols, the tion of Aihertes, backed by the Wright: Aeronautical Corpora- United States Government, naked for alicence to develop the engine type within a row months of its first test bod de- agreement
The News
Japanese On Strike
Pay Dispute With- C'wealth Command
Kuro, June 30, -About 10,000 Japanese workers at the big British Commonwealth baso here began a 48-hour strike at midnight, Sunday, in a pay dispute with the Common- wealth Command.
The walkout involved nil Japanese employees except the security guards.
The Japanese Union alleges that the base cut their effective pay by about 30 per cent after the
pence treaty came into force on April 28, The Commonwealth. Commander has denied the churkes.
dispute is about the special allowances and bonuses to workers many, of, them traditional in Japan' and frequent cause of pay disputes
Above are two world statesmen figuring in today's-with-foreign firms or agencies. nows. Left is Mr Acheson, US Secretary of State who has made important speeches in Berlin and Vienna, and right is. Mr Anthony Eden, British Foreign. Secretary who is reported to be with jaundice and has had to cancel his engagements for the time beingCentral Press picture,
Acheson's Pledge To Austrians
Vienna, Juno 29.
The United States Secretary of State, Mr Dean Acheson, pledged United States support' to hasten the day of complete Austrian freedom when he arrived
from Berlin. here today in President Truman's personal aircraft
A
The Union spokesman, Mit- sundo Hamada, told The Asso- ciated Press that all his mon and women demand is the "enme treatment as Japaneso employees
the American forces
Hamada said the Americans maintained the Japanese KOV. ernment scalo after the treaty.
THE REPLY ·
and
discussion
of
The Commonwealth Command, replied on Saturday that it has always complied with Japanese government standards and that the workers are actually de manding higher wages, bonuses
allowances.
The exact figures are not available from either side.
Lieutenant-General
William Bridgford, British Commander, under the problems aro
·and. Britain ព negotiating with the Japanese covernment for an agreement covering. Commenwealth bases used to support the Common- As soon as he stepped from the plane, he was warmly wealth war effort in Korea.
Erlion wants a separate greeted by the Austrian Foreign Minister, Dr Karl Gruber agreement similar to that of who led him to a hangar to speak over a microphone to the United States while the Japanese government prefers & the crowd' which had awaited his arrival.
bibiket arrangement with Delivering a message from the dusty plot of ground, sur United Nations to cover all the American people and the rounded by bombed-out build-United Nations countries aside American Government to the ings.
from the United States.----Asso--. And Government
ciated Press. people
of In return for full details of Austria," Mr Acheson said: "We' Police reported only minor the engine, Wrights will pass wish to say that we admire and Communist attempts to disturb back to Britain the production honour the patience with which the meeting. Some scattered a "know how" and results of their the Austrians bear their dis- few Communist leafets among own development of 15, .
appointment of not yet having the crowd and a red Bag doated Bristols expect to give.
their full freedom which was down from a rocket. Two men
-were arrested:- astonishing performance when promised to them.
Mr Acheron "We will do everything pos
said that the two Olympus, engines are fitted into the Canberra, the world's sible to hasten the coming of
largo_arms dump while putting* Western Pawers had
given a fire out in a garage refited to first jet bomber, for the that day."
notice "in plain and unmis two local Communist leaders Mr Acheson was accompanied takable language, that we are here.. the next few months.
by his wife, the Assistant Secre- in Berlin as a matter of right Explosions rocked the garage fary for European Affairs, Mrand of duty, and The Olympus was made with George Perkins, and the Ameri- remain in Berlin until we
we shall and a neighbouring shed after.
'QUI' 'PHO QUO
rival delegations is to bo recognised, and that ruling may decide whether Taft or Eisenhower
to bo nominated.
10-called popular end cross-section polls taken during election campaigns have a habit of proving wrong.
the yet
latest
said that the young estimate by American nows-
man had a long beard and hair editors
falling down his back and over.| paper
of the Official, British disappointment i They said also that Greece his face. prospects for Taft and was centred on the fact that was in the process of changing they would new have to reopen Ambassadors fast auhinn when Eisenhower at the Chicago the talks from the beginning, the baypling announced their small farmers, kept him chair
He alleged that his parents, Convention cannot
htmlthough they felt Egypt had abrogaton al teatroth bed, up because they did not wholly dismissed
rust been or the point of showing thin and, to send it now Am- want to pay for his keep in a ground. Taft's high-pressure willingness to co-operae on
Dussador, Greece falt
luhatic asylum four years ago, It had to campaign has made a deep Middle East defence problems alle assumed but that his parents had taken Impression on these pundits United Press.
Farouk.
him
lew Otherwise,
months. after a away
monstration, The two com- the and preferences for a Taft NO DECISION YET
Greek mission to the Egyptian
Since then he had lived at parties reached an victory at Chicago have
Washington, June 20.
Wright's development government would continue with the end of a chain 23 inches giving in swung
An usually reliable his favour.
only a Charge d'Affaires at the long which was fastened round rights in October 1950. said today that the United top-United Press,
his wrist, Senator Taft has been
States had no immediate plans
Pólico added that adroit enough to give the to recognise King Farouk
Michele US DISCLAIMER
had livid wounds round his impression that ho la by no King of the Sudan.
Cairo, June 29.
waist. His legs means the thorough-going
were covered Ha sald it was
The American Embassy here with callouses because he had understood States government tonight issued reactionary, which he has the United
a statement, not been able to rise, above waiting to
accusation by kneeling position. now
prompted by an 320 frequently been pictured. was
whether some amicable
Pasha, that sclu ex-Premier Hitaly
They He has displayed himself as
added that they were tion could bo...found
The Wafdlet. Ienders had. for the
approached looking for his father, who had a Retreatist rather than an Anglo-Egyptian dispute and Isolationist. Moreover, it Washington was
an unnamed Embassy in Cairo fled when they found the youth.
Egypt'n trying very offering Wafdist
sta par- Reuter, needs to be recognised that hard to bring such
ticipation in the West-sponsored 'a solution he enjoys a high status about,
Middle East Defence Command the among
professional The source said the Secretary in return for securing the dis- Mr Dean Acheson, missal of the Hilaly Govern- ranks of the Republican of State
oh Party by virtue of the Sudan question during his talks Watd
undoubtedly touched the ment and its replacement by a almost fanatical devotion with the British Foreign Secre-
governnient pledged to a, more conciliatory nitude to- he inspires in the anti- tary, Mr Anthony Ede Inwards the Westem Powers. Roosevelt, anti-Truman Con- London last week, but he be
United States Embassy Acheson primarily spokesman stated tonight: "The servatives. As for the pro-leved Mr
United States policy of the United fessional politicians within reiterated the
States is the Party, their concern is interest in finding a satisfactory not to interfere in the domestic
of politics understandably less with settlement with Egypt,
another country, and It was understood,
however, this polley has been adhered to foreign policy than with that Washington delt, the altua striety by this Embassy. consolidation of the party to a tedious one and there The unnamed foreign Em- machinery through the suit fore Me
did not try bassy was widely reported in able distribution of patron- to cocert pressure on the Egyptinn press as being that age in all its forma: and Mr Eden. maba also under- of the United Kingdom. his own final scatence today- of this Senator Taft is welt stood that the United States
anticipating
no great changecutor.
aware.
GENERAL
Aucson
In the picture for another two- Eisenhower's and a half months Or 50.
The source
pointed out that
Sweden Studies Soviet Note
Stockholm, June 29.
DG
Imposes Hisngino's first test fight within
two main objectives-low fuck can Ambassader-at-Large, Mr satisfied that the freedom Own Death
Sentence
Butler, Penn., June 29. An: habitual
who burglar, underwent a rare brain operation to cure, an uncontrollable urge to steal only. to resume his life of crime Ave years later, imposed
death by suicide.
consumption to give long range, Phillip Jessup. coupled with a long life. These are the chief requirements for long-distance heavy jet bombers
and big civil jet, airliners.
́RED SLOGANS Special polica
were taken to
prevent
Arms Dump In
Garage
Agen, France, June 28, Firemen today discovered a
are the fire started, and the fire-
of me
men salvaged eight Ught this city is secure,.
machinegung two submachine-
stock guns a
Of magazines, "We have indicated in un-blank cartridges and come mistakable terms that we shall Communist propaganda Icaficts. precautions regard any attack on Berlin
Police were questioning the any from whatever quarter as 21 two.men, who claim the won- The engine weighs 3,520 lb. Communist demonstrations on attack against our forces and and is 125 Inches long. Its the arrival of Mr Acheson, and ourselves. Reuter.
pons dated back to resistance days-Reuter diameter me been brought the only signs of Communist down to 40 inches to facilitate activity were slogans "Acheron travelling of supersonic spood.
Go Home painted at regular I's power is comparable to that the airport to Vienna.
intervals
along the road from of at least four Centaurus piston
Mr Acheson came here from engines, the biggest Bristols ever made..
# 21-hour visit to Berlin, where he handed
over to Dr. Walther Hallstein, head of the West German Foreign Office, the draft of a new Western Noto replying to Soviet proposals for a four-Power meeting on Ger- many, ..
Millard Wright, 42-year-old burglar, was found dead of loss of blood.In the detention cell of the State Police barrack. He had The secret of its colossal thrust broken his eyeglasses, and used and low fuel consumption lies in the shattered lens to gash his a new "supercharger principle. It is the first of the "two-spool" Sweden, still urwilling to death for my evil misdeeds,"
I am sentencing myself to type. abandon, he neutrality, studied said note by his side, address low-pressure unit acting as a Two compressors are used, the Russia tonight deed to his "good, and loyal" wife "blower" to the high pressure Ho told a press conference in manding a satisfactory explana- whom he married after his re- one. Each in driven through Berlin today that the Western Lợn from the Kremlin for the lease from prison three years concentrie Sorlet attacks
shafts by separate Powers had reached full agree Swedish on
ago reformed by selenÇO”.
furbines.,
ment on the text of the Note, In another noto addressed to The result is remarkably easy expected to be delivered to the
strength in his war reputa the Mostem fasting month of tion,
his character, •his Ramadan,
during which politics manner, his devotion to
wero quiescent, was mory over. duty all of which bave The summer climate in Egypt established for him an
that political is no oppressive. impressive popularity: fu neživity is Dormally reduced note to the United States. Not yet until mid-September. cupabis of estimation to the FINAL OPPORTUNITY? apponi which his political policies possess for the presenting
the British
with
Prest
Press
Heat Waves In U.S., Italy
Reuter
Germany He Bisa tad: taiks with West Berlin officials head- ed by: Lord Mayor. Ernat Reuter.
the Press, Conference that if East German People's police,
& Moscow The Secretary of State fold
This period is viewed naofustav Adolf himself { Dr' Navid· Koskoff, med nerve starling and easy handling for in Russians in a few days, during | masses. Elsenhower has posture for a solution which will
what may be their final op
Join government and surgeon who performed his engine of such immense power, their London talks, plainly shown a desire to would; assure eventual self- parliamentary leadera at a operation and others, Wright Demonstrations have shown that wege a sort of campaign government in the Sudan, It special meeting tomorrow
He Had a two-hour talk with to wrote: "Ploase forgive me. I the Olympus responds at once to Dr Hallstein, discussing the usually described as gentle was felt here that the problem discuss the new note, Uniteddle in sincero sorrow."-United the slightest throttle movement. Western Powers atitudes to manly or dignified ar states of British military occupation of mantike. So far he has the Canal Zone could be easily
worked out 11. Indulged in only gecasional
the Sudanese speeches, some Press con- question were solved:
Similarly, the remainder of ferances, and earnest meet the summer was felt to offer the ings with delegations whose Egyptian votes at the convention may chance to be able to gain from Moscow are lo
The United States, Haly and Fahrenheit), with a reading of country among those speeding unaided by foreign: Powers, well decide whether he is Eritan some conecasione while heat. Waves, according to Ret- later in the day in Kansas young people Hding midget Berlin, his first step would be to the throes of | over 40 (104 F.) predicted for to the sea, notably among | attempted to occupy or blockado to be nominated General granting some themselves. It
was recalled that the Anglo ter repofte from Washington, City.
motor-cycles.
the Elsenhower appears to have Egyptian talks this Spring Anally Rome and London appreciated thom tho beginning that if he lays Insoluble stalemate.
broke off after an apparently downnny, "hard" and Lar· But i was speculated thab.ie/heat wavo yesterday, and for the forecaster såld a new blast by lightning when he and other | Asked \ If this” meant that in
coring
government
Most of the United States The temperature was in the In Sicily, near Catania, received little rellef from the 20's (69 F.) In New York, but seven-year-old boy
was killed
listen very carefully to advice of military men.
THE NEXT STEP
Tant
area, where
局:
little
Hla
Hino. either out domestic de present Calro regime could casters cald "Only slight relies of hot, moist air was moving boys took refuge in isauos or forel jo polley Ho reach some positive agreement is in sight for a small section of in and would arrive on Mon-country chapel from midden the event of an attack on Berlin day or Tuesday, It was 231 thunderstorm. Three other boys no Immediate counter-measures is in danger of alienating with Britain, is chances in the the country."
section
were planned, he said it did not! Parilamentary election
the degrees (07.8.F.) in washing were badly burate substantial blocks of voters is might be improved. Great
Lakes
at and it was ex-
eignity that, after Hatening who want to hear some sources believed that, otherwise,
showers on Monday are pected to get hofter, MTho: chapel was half desire added that, ' thing different. In this the chances of the Wafdist Party expected to relieve tiha, pres- Temperatures running be Boscow is enjoying a beat to the advice of military men, direction Eisenhower fucks returning
would sure of excessive températures, tween 29 and 33 degrees Cent wave, Moscow Radio sald what that advice was. He could next step would 'depend.bf the easy assurance of the increase,
The heat was reported to have grade" (04.2, and1014 degrees yesterday. Informants soki that, while the been respetualble for 102 deaths Fahrenheit) sent millions of The consumption of mineral not anticipate what it would be, professional politician and It may prove to be his United States would encourage in the last four days, 63 of Italians crowding to Mediters waters and the Russian natiomi After: the prem conference" Mr
any chance, rapprochement that them, in New Jarvey.
Janean and Adriatic benches mots drinit. ""ivas" is so great that | Acheson/"ceremonialh Hald) the biggest handledp in winning might appear, it was extremely Before noon In Chlengo and yesterday,...
the factories are hardly managing foundation stone for an Ameri- the fight within his own unlikely to recognise Terruk's Hanes City today it was a 35 ·Dezena ot accidents were to keep up with "demand, the cun memoriál libraty #here.) par
duri title" now. They claimed degrees Centigrade 2 (03.2 reporti from/μV over the radio sold-Reuter,
Thousands of Germans packed
to power
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