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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1955.
Kremlin Leaders' Outburst prior's First
Shocks West
USE OF
OF INDIAN
PARLIAMENT IS DEPLORED
By Paul Scott Rankine
Washington, Nov. 22.
Western officials here expressed
La Prensa
Editor Returning
Home
New York, Nov. 22.
Alberto Gainza Paz,
themselves shocked today that Soviel editor and publisher of
leaders Nikolai Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev should have used the Indian Parliament as a forum for the attack yesterday on the policies of Western powers who maintain friendly relations with India.
But they said they were not surprised by the substance of these charges. It had ; been generally anticipated that the Sovie: leaders would use the failure of the second Geneva conference as the basis for a prolonged propaganda blast against the West.
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They dermistest the
stal tugible lessening of world ten- Soviet Premier Buigands abunit the Western powers setting back disium- Hierw and departing from the "spirit of Geneva" chargeN, SEN DE
The Tunes saad 1 appreciated the
"exultatio"
evndeat distortion of truth forest
propagande purposes
Nothing Official
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the great Independent newspaper La Prensa, an- nounced today that he planned to return to Buenos Aires from exile early next week.
! "Daving fulliled
my engage- ments and preparations, I plen to return to Buenos Aires the early art of next week," sald Dr Gainza.
1 had been presumed, since the overthrow of the Argentine dictator, Jum Peron, in September, that fa Pradsu which Peron seized and made 0 propaganda argat, eventual- But no ly would be restored, definite ANNOUNCEMent has been made as you.
Peron forced the closure of La Prensu In 1951. formally seized it and turned it over |
Argentine General
Confederation
to the
chilet power
were
Mr
· Krushchev's
which "He cordialdy he has learned to
feel towards India.” but
12140 1 "polemical patches" which
likely to be regarded as pro-
: 1
Feeling here is Cut Sccreary įpaganda in severnt quarters of State John Foster Dulles In
his broadene
weck
url to
Pully
the! report on the world hul newered
The Soviet jeuder's Tribute to Mahatma Gandhi's leadersfilg—e suen
*vn/strationent which has not compe Soviet Trom uny
very
charges
responsi- so pointedly and ploved wlty for the unproductivity frees in the parf --was the Geneva cunferênce squarely friendly and pricious, said the on the refusal of Soylet Foreign Times riitorial. Minister Molotov to make
slightest concessions.
the
No feat comment there
fare beng made on
lenders charges.
the Soviel
In diplomatic circles It was
such pointed out that
Mates
neris coming from Inciu by the Soviet longlory would not tend to increase friendliness
for India in the United States.
the
liot Times sald it was
doubts entertain
Soviet leaders'
to
Th
Necessary regarding declaration of their anxiety en-operate with other nations in the interest of world peace, “but the results actually
it
achieved that matter,"
India Willing
One diplomat said that Indian Prime Minister, Mponsibility is that of any other Nehru, should have
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indicaled comtry to the Soviet leaders that they should contine their retarks to Soviet-India relations und not use brħla a a platfor for attacks against the West,
"If the Geneva spirit is droop- the Ing. is as much Soviet res-
to explore
ways ind of reviving 1," the payer sold. The Government of India is naturally willing to relations between Juster cluser this
Soviet and the Union but the major purpose of all Antinalforal frichoship and 9-operation is strengthening of
peace," cules of global Cinna Mail Special and Umated
la New Delhi, the flindustan Times, one of India's most in- fitential newspapers, suid today that the success of the visit by Soviet tenders will be tested by watching to see if there is any
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PCAHESW
instrument
of Labinu.
Honoured
his of
Appeal Faile
The mother of 22-year-old local income tax clerk Michalakis Karnolia in ted away from the court at Nicoels, Cyprus, after hearing the rejection of her son's appeal against the death sentepe imposed on him following conviction of the murder of
** Britial constable. JIM fawyers will now appeal to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Counell in London, Another result of the upholding of the drath sentence that the island's Brilish military governor, Field-Marshat Sir John Hardin, has reerived leaflets from the underground terrorist organisa-
with Bon EOKA threatening that 1! Karaolis in executed they will counter
the killing of "several Englishmen." - Express Photo,
WOMAN CANNOT
BE TRIED
BY
MILITARY
Washington, Nov. 22.
A Federal Judge ruled today that wives accompanying their
servicemen
Dr Gaing Paz was forced into husbands overseas cannot be tried by a
He wen! Arst 10
the
KAJAN
River
exile. Uruguay, Plate it a wallboat, where he already had planned to visit his mother on her ranch. He
learned on his arrival that a Congressional Committee hari) ordered bim imprisoned] 15 day
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military court martial..
US District Judge Edward A. Tamm declared unconstitutional a section of the 1950 Uniform Code of Military Justice giving courts martial jurisdiction over “persons accompanying the armed forces without the continental limits of the United
Dr Cinza Paz later tame to States."
X an
Concentration
Camp Officer
Arrested
Kiel, Nov. 22 Profemor Carl Claubers. former 88 offiver who re- turned from
Soviet im- pisonment last month, was arrested here today in con- nection with investigations Into his alleged
these sterilisation experimente at Naxt concentration camp, the Schleswig Holstein Justios
AD-
nouneed.
Ministry
wha
Olauberg superintendent of
with
medical Ausch- and Ravensbrueck concentration camps where mostly thousands, Мацу Jews, were exterminated,
The Justice Ministry said been placod
New York. In the United States, he Was honoured He handed down the
Clauberg had ruling testimony. The new trial had wherever he went for his in ordering Mirs Clurice B. tentatively been scheduled
In a mental Institution fol- 10 long night to maintain La Covert, freed 011 21 habean start on November 28,
lowing a psychiatric check- Prusa
District of Independent corpus writ from
up made shortly after his Unless Judge Tamm's ruling newspaper and his refusal to
Columbia guul, whore she has is reversed by higher
courts, follow the Peron Party line. been held awalling an Air however, the milliary will have Force court mar iol in the axe- te authority to try her anow..... killing of her husband.
United Press.
Dr Goinza never lost confidence Prensa would be restored to him.
that
As soon as Peron Was Over
thrown, he started to
com-
kite his remaining engage- ments and make preparations for his rolum home.--United Presist
Police End
Woodward Shooting
PHOARD O BEAT Investigation
E
PURCE E
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New York, Nov. 22. OLICE withdrew
He based his decision on o recent rullag of the Supreme Court in the case al R:bert W. Toth, 24-year-old Air Force veteran
accused of murdering a Korean civilian,
Unconstitutional
The High Court held it was unconstitutional for Congress to give the armed forces authority, In the Uniform Code of Military Justice, to arrest ex-serviceinen fo court martial after they had been honourably discharged.
Mrs Covert was tried and con- victed by an Air Force court martial of king her husband, en Air Force Maar-Sergeant, with an axe while they were stationed in England in 1953.
The US Court of Military Appeals reversed her conviction jon technicalities and she has been held in gaal here awaiting a new trial.
The court record contained
DISCARD 404 P from the Investigation testimony that Mrs Covert, who
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8 Masilcate (4).
Accumulation (B).
8. Way out (4),
9 Press (4),
10 Throw away (7).
13 Conspiracy (4).
15 Internal (5).
18 Requests (4).
18 Xikeness (6).
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21 Drive back (0),
22 Rotate (4).
29 Como
20 Volume (4)
20 Mado fizzy (7).
30 Shear (4).
81 Jot (1).
32 Exkluky (5).
33 Regretted '(4).
DOWN
Substantial (6).
2 Exact (7).
4 Multitudo (5).
6 Lament (4).
0 Storage chamber for fodder
(Checks (4).
11 Leg Joint (5).
13 Spare (4),
14 Abound (3).
10 More mature. (B).
17 Stuff (4).
18 Animals (4),,
20 Supernatural event (7)
22-Paco (4).
24 Ingenuous (5).
26 Banquet (5)%
27 Eagor (4).
28 Blemish (4).
YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Merom: 1 Morass, 7 Esdu, 9 Lithe, 10 Calls 11 East, 13 Restaurant, 15 Tell, 10 Muso, 19. Partridge, 21 sit, 24 fired 13 Stern, 28 Fate, 27 Onting. Dews! 2: Oaths, 3 Arena, 4 Belarrer a Roelented, Past, #: Bunto, AZATYTOS,, 18. Betapa 14 Ianums, Af: Malit, istakao, 20 Izen 20 Glüeb, 13: Itern.
of the shotgun slaying had been under care of an Air Force psychiatrist.. calmly in- of millionaire sportsman formed her doctor the day that William Woodward, Jr, killed
Edille Jast
night." last October 30, and said Eddie was her husband, M/Sgt. they were satisfied with Edward E. Covert.
Five psychiatrists testified at his widow's atory that it her trial that she was suffering was an accident.
from a severe mental disorder. Nassau County Detective Chief But, she was convicted and sen! Stuyvesant Pinnell said any to the Federal Reformatorý for further questioning of the Women at Alderson West Vir widow, Mrs Ann Woodward, ginia, to begin serving a lilo would be up to District At-term. Her third child was burn torney Frank A. Gulotte and at the reformatory. the Grand Jury. The police, The appeals court ordered
aye "completed our new trial for her on grounds the court anartial had not pro- The 30-year-old society matron perly treated the psychiatric.
bald
that the fired two blasts from a shotgun at her husband in the darkened hall- way of their lavish Long Island home, thinking he was a prowler.
be
Aged
haye
10 Years
"She has aged 10 years since I questioned her in the hospital,” Finnell said.
Mrs
Woodward, wan and
weeping, left the Manhattan Hospital yesterday, 'afer
Move To Replace
McCarran Act
SE
Washington, Nov. 22.
EN. Herbert H. Lehman urged Congress today to "eruse
the shame of Walter McCarran - Act" and replace it with his more liberal Immigra- tion bill.
the
Sen. Lohman, in testimony pre- pared for the Senate Immigra tion sub-committee, sold the 1952 immigration law "repre- eente a pyramid of unfounded fears--fear of foreigners, fear of criminals, fear of Com- munists and
anarchists, and fcar
of American citizens."
BITeSt.
The Ministry exíð
couri psychiatrist,
we present at the Uminary hearing conduct- ed by the
the who pro..
were
Civil Servants May
Get More Pay, Shorter Holidays
London, Nov. 22.
Thousands of Britain's Government civil ser- vants will get pay increases, shorter hours — and shorter holidays — if Parliament adopts the report of a Royal Commission of Inquiry published last Thursday.
The Commission, set up in 1953 to examine pay and conditions in the service, proposes salary in- creases of £1,500 sterling yearly for top-ranking administrators, whose pay structure, it argues, must take account of what "Big Business" offers managerial chiefs.
But I was that the pay of saya that a five-day week should the top civil
servants--which, be timed at. the taxpayer has to meet-
First stage should bc the should not try to "match the introduction of a 10% day tort- highest rewards" pen to the night, it considers. At present chief men in Industry, or create the staffs work five and a half a national standard.
days * week. -- China The pay changes affect 723,721
Special civil servants.
Increnses
are recommended throughout lower grades but [coupled with IN proposal that overtime and extra duty allow- ancea should be abolished.
SI
Out Of Line
"We are sailsfted the presen! practice whereby civil service office staffs work regular over- tine
not found in outside employment and that it is an in- efficient and uneconomic prac-
ice."
the 12-member Commia-
sion states.
The
Cominission states
that elvil
for service
arrangements annual leave are "much out of line" with those commonly found in broadly comparable employ- inent.
The Commission concedes the absence of a five-day week in ! the civil service may be an im- pediment
recruitment, and
to
UNESCO TO TRAIN ENGINEERS
Paris Nov. 22. The Exécutive Board of UNESCO (United Nations Edu- cation, Scientifle and Cultural Organisation), today decided that the organisation should continue activities In the field of research on atomic energy for peaceful uses.
UNESCO will Del fields:
118
in
Mall
Ghost Ship Stops Divorce Proceedings
Action Against Skipper
+
Cardiff, Nov. 22. HE unknown fate of the South Seas mystery ship Joyita halted divorce action against ita vanished skipper today. His estranged wife, Mrs Ismay Beatrice Matilda Miller, asked through her lawyer that the divorce suit be suspended until the world learned what happened to the Joyita and the 25 persons aboard it. The vessel was found stripped ofits gear sind without soul on board or à clue to where they went.
Mrs Miller was suing Capt. Thomas Henry ("Dusty") Miller on grounds of desertion when his ship was found abandoned off Suva, Fiji.
three
FORDERNI
1. Fundamental scientific re-
in senretr,
cellular physics
mainly
biology, radio-biology. Investigating
and chemistry,
magistrates, believed there indications that Clauberg was not fully re- «ponsible for his acilónk. — China Mail Sprotal
activities. 2. Educational training of engineers and in formation.
3. Social consequences, Meet- Ings of experts und professional Igroupa.--France-Presse.
Judge Refuses
Mother's
Claim To Child
Detroit, Nov. 22.
&
Adjournment
When the case came up' today
her
David Rowland Jawyer
testifled:
The ship has been found abandoned hundreds of miles off course, There had been fire on board and no trace was found of the destiny of of the passengers. The sug gestion has been
any
made that
tho Joyita was attacked by pirates, but the matter is wrapped in considerable my stery.
He asked an adjoamment unitil
definite information is re cofved
on the fate of Capt. Miller and his passen FETE, "It may well be” ruled Divorcé Commissioner O.T. Temple- Morris, "that this unfortunate respondent may no longer be alive," He adjourned the case sine die—United. Press.
The Troy Story
WONDERFUL
LAMP ft
Circuit Judge Miles Culchan refused, today to avoin even naturalleed order a Detroit couple to return their 18-month-old | He said that if Congress does not foster son to a Minneapolis night club hostess who immigration act, gave birth to the boy out of wedlock. year, it will become a the country.
revise the next
political issue in many parts of Mr Culehan said he based his long-awaited Sta. Luc recalles that Pre-ruling on the fact that the court was "impressed sident Elsenhower has several as to the loving and kindly affection and constant personal care" shown the boy by his foster parents, Mr and Mrs Gerald Levitt.
times advocated changing the law.
Fair And Just
a
.
the
or
The boy was born at Min-plans for relinquishing neapolis to Mrs. Mary Saunders | child both prior
to and after Borschell, 32, nightclub its birth," said Judge Culchan. hbatess who was not married: "No dire financial strália | Last" night; Senate Democratic
at the time.. She later married] ménta) distres, forced her ta leader London B. Johnson the boy's father after he cb- the decision to give thủ child said in a speech in Whitney,tained a divorce from his wife. away."-United Press. Texas,
that bo will urge
Mrs Borschell turned the | migration faw "thir and boy over to the Levitte shortly just,"
after he was born. The Levitts testified that they paid $800 in Rabbi Abraham J. Feldman, hospital bills and fawyer's focs president of the Bynagogue to obtain the baby in Minden-
Scotland Yard hangos to make the im
Announces Reshuffle
London, No.: 22. Arubafite at Scotland Yard, having been under treatment the London police headquarters, for shock for almost three was nandunced today. This was believed to bo a sequsi, to Last wooks... →
week a disclosure of a number Droused in black, and work of cases of corruption in
in the grief, she was taken ranks
Council of America and polis They have since moved
No Papers
spokesman for organizations to Detroit which he sald represent of or- every phase" nearly ganised Jewish life, followed audit of : Seri, Lehman'
The hostess relinquished the arguments in a statement pro intent without or adop pared for the sub-committee. tion papers. She said she would The statement did not, however, not have given him up but was
specifically endorses the bill forced to do so because
Leimmin was 11 at the time. sponsored by Sea. and: 12.02her Benators.
In refusing Mrá · Borschell'í Rabbi: babes corpus
Judge Foldnika spoke, brainii, the Culehan said there were no origins diretostabos in the case which pallotti. Lomilgens would justify returning the boy
Ironi from the hospital directly to Under this shume, a senior Mihodia police headquarters, police officer was placed on the where she was questioned by retired list and three others Pintiell and Gulotta for were trenatured to other posts. Į Sen. three hours.
John Notte-Bower, Londar el potice, chief, Kostabile Gulotta maid afterward that neede the information shi had given 450 "does not materially; alt
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