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TT was abundantly right

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Bermuda Talks May Herald MORE RED GAINS

Big Four Conference Hunt For

Two Fires Cause Loss

Of Life

the itaer contry. There Is a genuine desire that the Jeign of Queen Elizabeth WI in ta of fruitful known to

era development. But when all

are salu, the real

#vmins

out i

Rio de Janeiro, June 14. Seventy-five people are have died and more than 100 were injured,, muy critically in a fire which gutted a night club | in Sao Paulo early today.

The fire broke Ironmonger's shop under the club and quickly engulfed the entire building.

More than 300 revellers cram

to celebrate St urticicming the dub

Anthony's Day St Anthony is the patron saint of Brazilian spinsters made a panle stricken dash down a norrow staircase towards the exit.

question TARL Wuelner the British peopit -wijl meusitre "up to these responsibil98, I ne uay alter the Coronation, the Lanton Les >porn leading declared

that

unl-

new

kazabethan age is in danger of bedeling an incantation, a magician's hey presto, as 11 the nation's new stature could be established by merely proclaiming it." Although coining so 8001 alter the Coronation, this douche of realism is timely The nation needs to be on its gunru as much against unwarranted optimism ay against unwarranted pessimism. Britain's future will be largely as she makes it. The fact

is

Scores of others threw them

from windows to

selves sireet below.

the

Some were electrocuted when

they fell on high tension wires. Police said most of them were crushed on women who the staircase before the names reached them.

were

Most of the casualties coloured people.—Reuter,

were

ANOTHER DISASTER ·

Quebec, June 14.

EISENHOWER'S POSITION

Need For Unifying

Western

Opinion

Washington, June 15.

Some diplomatic observers here believed that President Eisenhower will have little choice at Bermuda but to associate the United States with an attempt at a four-power conference to settle cold war issues.

According to these observers an intransigeant attitude on the part of President Eisenhower would be unlikely in view of present European opinion to erase the possibility of a splintering of the Western alliance which was created to pre- sent a solid Western front against Communist aggression.

Communist political skill in exploiting the Krem- lin's "peace" campaign is given due credit for creating the dilemma which appears to be fixing itself upon the White House. But some diplomats believe that un- certainty about foreign policy objectives within the United States has also served the Communist purposes.

In his speech

of April 10, for Russian wives of foreigners President Eisenhower met the to leave their homeland are re- Soviet propaganda drive head-garded as superficial by persons He declared the United concerned Strictly with the States, was ready to make an realities of the East-West situa- honourable settlement with the tion:

do de-

GESTURES Communist empire but he

the Soviets de- If á balance sheet were manded that monstrate their good faith

three months in drawn up after Steeds

nut

words," Me proof Mr

would show from the American

A fire destroyed 24 homes here today, killing one man and leaving soine 150 persons home not less in this community of 1,003 persons 40 miles southeast of Quebec,

appreciated-as-it-ought to be that mure sa than ever in the past the outcome will depend on the people them

selves.

twentieth

it may be that in

Firefighters were hampered by lack of water and the neigh bouring communities Charles, St Gervals, St Uvaller,

the to help. centuries

of

Eisenhgy of the Soviet peace offensive it

the nineteenth and early Beaumont and Armagh rallied certed that the old assump- standpoint numerous concilia

tion of Implacsute Communist tory Lestures by the Soviets expansionism Just stand and which hove

served to soften

incumes

as St

mean

whole. future is bound up with the

to

locul residents who

Britain's

Amnesty For

it the laborious bulidup public opinion in the West and Western military strength.

position

Thils

દ MS unassallable But events

widely was

create. divisions Western

the among governments,

but

TWO

in not single step backward

of recent from the strategic positions the|

.

The

Killer

A widespread police hunt is now being carried out in England for the slayer of two young girls whose bodies were found mutilated in the Thames at Tedding ton. Picture shows an under-water telescope in use during a search of the river for clues.-AP Photo.

Queen Joins

Her Navy At Spithead

disparities of wealth were The village church was too pronounced. But the curred by flames. The content

of Britain has was burned. greatness

Credit for saving the church #wed much to the wealthy

went

asserted and the captains of indus- formed

bucket brigades and April. try. Now the ravages of dowsed cinders and sparks asworks indicate that the Krem Communists have staked out in taxation, anch the trend quickly as they fell on the in strategists have found a occupied countries and within towards equalisation of church. The fire started in way to reuch_public_opinion in the political life of the Western

"of a house and Europe kitélien increased "the"

without producing the uallons. required "deeds" as

they are

one apparent exception responsibility for dengeruey quickly spread.—United Press.

Portsmouth, June 15. understood in this, country,

to the pattern-the Communist

Queen Elizabeth joined movement toward a Korean EXAMPLES

truce-might be no exception

on her Navy here last night for The

effective at all, according to some Ameri- the Coronation review today apparently Soviet tactics are to "give up" can observers. It might turn at Spithead.

out in the end, they warn,. positions they have never

that Paris, June 14,

Communists

She boarded the despatch are proposing cupied and to

to present a The Communist-controlled East fleent face to the

by to call off for the time being vessel Surprise Royal yacht German Radio announced today easing up pressures an subject an expensive war in order to for the occasion-42 minutes political behind me. Her ear had been that 4,029 patsons who had been peoples. Itussia's ebandonment of seize more attainable ULAT there is a Trojan serving three-year sentences for us old demands for a share in the TH

the last stage of objectives.

delayed on

from Windsor by Horse in existence seams offences against the state were control of the Dardanelles is a

The impression in informed her drive evident from the Presi released last week under the notable example of the former. quarters here however is that thousands of people who hat dential address made lust

recently proclaimed Amnesty The sudden ease - up cn week to the Scottish Mine, Law,

Sovietisation of East

misgivings about Soviet naval base by train, coach and in- sincerity are shared by the car to see the ceremonial workers' Conference at

effort put forth by the

masa of workers, and the nation's

enemies are not 4,029 Persons

only ignorance Aitishness,

but also

The broadenst quoted the east zone newspaper "Neues Deutsch-

bene

world

the

Germany and Lew of the American_fears | streamed Into this bomb-scarred

is an instance of the latter.

In the view of responsible European peoples and their spection of more than 200 war-

Aberdeen. He declared that land". as reporting today that American officials none of the leaders-or if so they are being ishing and other craft from 22

this

1,500 mo:e prisoners will be re- lease shortly.-France-Presse.

here today

down the curtain on the era of war preparations and austerity. LOST OBJECTIVES

nations.

Four Arrested

In London Demonstration

to

Save

London, June 14. Four persons werC_SE_ "rested following the-de-

monstration

the Itosenberga before the American Embassy In London this afternoon.

Two men were secuseEl of obstructing the polisn and another man and a 16- year-old boy were accused of insulting behaviour to- wards tho They will be summoned before the court on Mton- day-Franco-Presse,

ON THE KOREAN BATTLEFRONT

Tokyo, June 15.

Waves of attacking Chinese poured through' eight gaping holes in the Allied lines early on Sun- day and drove the South Korean defenders back to a second row of ridges at the eastern end of the Korean battleline.

Frontline dispatches anid the ROKs were regrouping on Sunday night for fresh Communist assaults or counter- attacks of their own.

The Communists, launching section of the front running their most savage attacką since westward from the coast to the bloody

fighting of last outpost "Harry" and "White October, Assaulted the Allied House" mountain In the ines In a dozen places along a Chorwon sector of the old "Iron 50-mile section of the front and Triangle." The heaviest attacks pounded UN positions with tens were concentrated against д of thousands

rounds of 20-mile section of the front. artillery,

of

The Reds, attacking in "human. The Eighth Army clamped sou" assaults, seized five posl- down a security blackout to tons from the Eighth ROK mask the extent of enemy Division and three from other penetrations and said simply that South Korean troops, the situation was “fluid,"

But it said the "main lines" were holding despite the loss of Capital Hill and Anchor 11 on the eastern end of the line,

were

HEAVIEST ASSAULTS

The heaviest

Assaults Korean Eighth Division, whose capture of Capital HII last year won it fame and became,a sym- bol of the South Korean fight- ing ability. The attacks also hit the ROK Fifth and Ninth Divi- sions and the American Third.

thrown against the South

The heaviest fighting was re- ported in the, early hours of a series of at- Sunday after tacks on Saturday night. Front dispatches passing through the heavy censorship told only of "sporadic fighting" during the sixth day of the Red assaults. The front dispatches did not Identify the attackers.

In recent assaults, the Chinese troops attacked in the area above Seoul and the North Koreans at

|

"There is no doubt of re- adjustment of the line there," an Eighth Army spokesman said. The terrain there is a cories of ridges and the only alternative to

standing and dying is to fall back to the next line of ridges to prepare a counter-altack or to prepare for the next enemy move-United Press.

Chairs Thrown

About In Court

Teheran, June 14. Six people were injured and women fainted as chairs and brickbats few inside one of the criminal courts in Teheran to- day.

the eastern end of the line where The Court had been convened the battleship, New Jersey; was to try Shahban (nicknamed pounding the Commuals's on "The Brainless") and others. Anchor Hill-anchor position of including retired officers who the 155-mile long line.

The Communist attacks ob- viously were designed to seize as much territory as possible before.

were arrested after demonstra- tlons last March against Dr Mohammed Mossadegh and his Government.

a final ceasefire line càn be Shahban whe said to have drawn in what may be the final rammed the Premier's gate in

But an army jeep. days of the Korean war. each now gain by the Reds delayed further the Anal armistice because

map changes needed.

As the trial opened pro- Mossadegh visitors began abus- of the

ing the Accused and shouting "Long Live Mossadegh", The AIR ACTIONS

accused persons standing in the American Sabre Jets were

docks, fed by Shahban, supported over, north by their own supporters among active yesterday west Korca

probably the visitors and their families retallated by throwing chairs bullt

furniture shouting three and damaged

slogans, Thunderjets and

Sabre

The Magistrate adjourned the bombers struck two dams, two Court and announced that at the alritelds and

flew

frontline

next session, visitors would not strikes in support of the embe allowed in and that the trial battled ROKS. B-29 Superforts would be held in secret.

and destroyed two Russian

and MIGH

others. authorities.

Trains Collide Head-on

thrust aside in the wishful belief that Russia is ready to ring As the Queen stepped aboard

Madras, June 14. the Royal Standard broke from

Sixty-two people were injured the main masthead. Acrom the waters of the harbour the head-on collision between a train and a goods saluting battery at Fort Block-passenger house, the Royal Navy's sub-train near Madanapalle about marine base,

200 miles from here last night, se, boomed out D Royal solute of 21 gune,

Damage to rolling stock and

Soviet "concessions" to date is the kind of deed that President Eisenhower har been talking about. Doposed President

American leaders are painfully Reported Dead

aware that Russia's demands on This attitude has resulted in Luna, Colombia, June 14,

Turkey could be reinstated the defeat or stalling off of cer- Unconfirmed reports reached overnight. The screws could be tun objectives in Europe that President of Colombia, Laureano of East

of the death of the turned down again on the people the United States has supported The 21-gun saluto was the the permanent way was report- Gumez.

Germany 110 less warmly and even urgenty. The signal for all ships in harboured to be heavy, the railway abruptly.

dead halt In progress toward and out in the Spithead anchor-authorities announced. President Gomez returned to The transition from a military the creation of a European age to "dress overall" office yesterday after a two-year to

-613- civilian facade to the Soviet Army, the failure of the pro-strings of Blogs being hoisted absence due to illness and was occupation system in Austria American government coalition from bows to mastheads between then ousted by a military coup means nothing at all so long as to attain a majority of votes in the masts and down to the organised by Colombian

Slate the Italian

elections, the in-sterns, mander-in-Chief General Pinilla.Treaty with that country. And decisive drift of French politics, OMINOUS PROMISE -France-Presso.

03 permission the tendency of European and Lowering grey clouds, a GUA

American opinion to divide on wind and gusts of rain Cave The collision occurred on the

cold war issues all

ominous promire for today's metro gauge system of the these are regarded as set-backs weather when the

Queen

"and Southern Rällways about 20- the United States which her husband, the

Duko

of miles from Madanapalle.-Reu- hopes to promete a strong and Edinburgh, put to sea in the ter. united iront to the Communist Surprise to review the great

Com- the

such

Kremlin blocles

gestures

French Premiership: Marie

To Make Decision Today

Paris, June 15.

the..

to

big

world.

Some diplomats here believe it

Dh of ships.

Medical aid

was rushed to

the accident site.

Carriages and trucks shattered and part of the per manent way torn up,

were

the miners, along with millions of other Trade Unionists, will be demand- ing wage increases year. The sharp price in- creases which have followed wage awards over the past year or so ought to have made plain to the workers themselves that wage in creases in existing cir- cumstances are powerfully Inflationary. A continuation along that path may spoll disaster for everyone. It is more than time that the emphasis was switched to "production-It-would-be-in- keeping with the require- ments of the era if Trade Unions

.. reviewed their methoda, and dropped their restrictive practices. The importance of investments also needs to be recognised, and this involves a cessation M. Andre Marie, 56, will confer today with the execu- the Korean war outbreak except nine long lines, stretching nearly Burglar Alarm of attacks on profits. All

tive of his own Radical Party and is then expected to tell by means of a thorough-going seven miles and spread over on sectors of the community, however, not merely the

President Vincent Auriol late tonight whether he thinksest of Soviet intentions.

35 square, miica. present international conditionsaron of he can form a new government;

The

Kansas City, June 14. anchored vessels are workers, have a contribu-

a parley of the chiefs of govern-

British

Seven policemen and a tele- 'nects, tion to make. But the major

ment of Britain, France, Russia mainly ships from was learned contribution must

unofficially and the United States would but there are representatives graph company guard rushed to com Thursday to explore the possibi- that M. Marie's main dificulties scom to be the only way satis- from the navies of Canada, a ster room at the country from the workers, Over a itles, after three other nominees will be finance. century

factory to world opinion to probe Australia, New Zealand, Pakis courthouse here yesterday in half ago had failed to win the National and a

On the one hand the Bank the real desires of the Kremlin-

India, Ceylon and 10 visiting answer to a burglar alarm. Burke'a dictum that Assembly's backing.

of France would be reluctant to United Press..

from other nations in They found Ex-President of great Empire and littlo

advance more money to the the riveted to trybie Treasury unless assured of fresh Mr. Eden's Condition has been invited to send a valed his hand trying to open a door. the United States Mr Harry minds go ill together ahead, he la expected to try issues of revenue.

Every country

with a navy Truman with a bunch of keys in applied no doubt to an luck in the National Assembly aristocracy. Today, how on either Tuesday or Thursday pected to find difficulty in rally- On the other, M. Marie is ex-

to the review. There are also Boston, June 14 ever, with equal validity, it M. Mario told reportere Insting the Moderate Copservative Mr Anthony Eden, the British can be applied to the mass night he saw M. Wilfrid Baum-deputies who must support any Foreign Secretary, spent a "of clizóna comprising the gartner, Governor of the Bank new taxes.

"comfortable night" at the New British democracy. Thoir of France. Then he spent the Unconfirmed reports here sald England Baptist Hospital here nctions can be worthy of day working on the minimum the Big-Three, conference at according to an official trulletin Sverdlov. The Sverdlov's crow alarm.

programme to which he wants Bermuda, already postponed today. greatness or the reverso, party leaders to agree, before from June 17 to 20 because of The bulletin: mid Mr Eden tours round Portsmouth, and "My top-sero! 'fles are well and the outcome rests with giving his reply to the Presi-the French crials, might be post-continues to make progrear London in the last few days guarded," Mr Truman sold themi

|poned @gain--Reuter.

Router.

Heuter

The President asked him on

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sembly of grey-hulled is now too late to retrieve the vessels snakes out. westwards Truman Starts Wester unity that sprang out of from the harbour entrance in

Under

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ships of the British merchant Mr. Trunan, who wanted to navy and the auxiliary and fish-consult secret Government ling fleets.

documents of the foriner De Anchored among the foreign mocratio Administration · had ships is the Russian cruiser necidentally tripped over an has been on several sight-seeing

| Reuter,

hit airfields in night attacks.

The

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