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COMMENT OF
THE DAY
Blatant Meddling
would be Intriguing to know how Mr Krushchev reconciles his statement on Kashmir's status with the often enunciated
"Ave principles of co-existence which Soviet Russia pledges "non-interference in the interual affairs of other countries," He could hardly meddle more blatantly than by expressing his conviction that Kashmir had opted for union with India. Few will be surprised or
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1955.
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SOVIET SNUB FOR Election Sensation
EAST GERMANY
Crazed Man
Climbs
1,200ft TV
astonished or for that matter, disappointed to: learn that he is little better than an unmitigated hype The "goodwill" trip crite. to Asin WAN obviously designed for the purpose of sowing as much dissension and controversy and there- by provoking as much anti-marine
Tower
Oklahoma City, Deo. 11. A 45-year-old crippled father world's tallest olimbed the television tower here today and threatened for almost an hour to
jump, before two State Highway patrolmen Close
fot enough to haul him down.
As Identified as Was Edward Beck, merchant Western feeling as possible. Oklahoma, who said he had id
Не
chlidren.
veteran from Guthrie
Bruce Palmer, news
But if hypocrisy is tolerable C director of KWTV, said Beck (because it has come to be threw his crutches askie, acsled a accepted un peculiar Soviet six-foot barbed wire fence and quirk) it is hard to condone began climbing the 1,672-foot downright
deceit.
680-foot
[
station this
Mr tower. Krushchev cannot be ignor- Palmer said Beck had reached
level ant of the fact that the the
when Kashmir
the notified question is still pazserby before the Security Council manager, Edgar Bell. By
BUTIO 800 persons had 1 that a plebiscite han time, yet to be held to determine thered to watch the spectacle on the tower, the world's tallest
its future sinius. And can India sincerely accept his with smirking statement Kleo?
If it values Its im-
man-made structure
HITCHED RIDE
Bell rode a lift up the tower proving relationships with in in attempt to reach the man, Pakistan, it is hard to set but Beck grabbed the cable how it can.
the lift and hitched
MR
above
Sovereignty Demand Ignored: GIs Released
Berlin, Dec. 11.
Russin suddenly snubbed East Germany's loud claims of "sovereignty" in East Berlin in last American service- night's release of two gaoled men, US officials said today.
Despite East German demands to try the Americans in a Communist court, they said, Soviet military authorities handed back the GIs "unçon- ditionally" and without even mentioning East Germany's sovereignty.
It appeared that the Russians had not even con- sulted East German officials or informed them of their action in releasing the Gli, who were arrested on charges of rowdyism in an East Berlin nightclub,
The Communist press, caught over to the Soviets almost im by surprise, still was demand-mediately.
in
ing today the two Americans Amerkan cficials said that in be tried by a court of sovereign the negotiations at Soviet head- East Germany for allegedly quarters which preceded their beuling a Communist actor. release, Russian oficiala lald
officials here down
not Some
no conditions, did privately expressed the opinion dewand the punishment of the The Russians wanted to "put soldiers, and "did not mention the Eust Germans
German their East
sovereignty"
or place."
Communist demands to try the soldiers. They wald they thought the This atitude was seen as a East Germans were "pushing possible sign the Soviets plan to the sovereignty ssue too forhold to four-Power agreements 100 hord to soft the on treatment of offied nationals Soviets,"
Berlin despite the boasted American officials said
the sovereignty of East Germany. Soviets
WAR OF NERVES
[1
und
R Krushchey and Marshal ride up to the 1,200-foot level.
Bulganin are now back in The crazed man was quoted New Delhi. Opposition as saying: "I want to see my MPA In the Indian lower wife and Governor Grey. If huuse have made timely don't get to talk to them, 'conformity objection to their remarks jump.
Highway patrolmen Ray Rich but they will undoubtedly: be dismissed by the and Paul McCown then rode up Kusalana A "toola
of the bat and got close enough to Western imperialism" and Beck to plead with him.
"We promised him again, and branded
take him to the rgain we'd
by
their own
Government as ill-mannered Governor, and finally he let us and, probably, irresponsible. help him
The Russian lenders' next said Rich.
stop is Kabul in Afghanis
Fover- took
Sudden Death Of State
Department Chief
Washigton, Dec. 11. Mr Henry Buydam, 64, chief of the news division of the United States State De- partment, dièa today of a heart attack,
He had held the State Depart- ment post since `October 1. 1953.
Mr. Suydam's wife died in
October of this year,
Mr James C. Hagerly. While
House press secretary in mid Mr
·
statement
Suydam "will be greatly mlượą both, by those in the government and by -the - Washington, press.”. -Me-Hagurty Mid Mr Burdam
was for many years". widely respected nowanan before he joined the State Department
He wild, be And Mr Murray
Snyder,
Press
Secretary As the White House, were deeply shocked to hear of Buydam's sudden death.---Reuter.
CATALOGUE OF VIOLENT CRIME
Manchester Woman
Shot By Gunman
Blackpool, Dec. 11.
MARKED VOTING
PAPERS FOUND AMONG RUBBISH
Melbourne, Dec. 12.
Investigators were today probing the discovery last night of 84 ballot papers found in possession of children playing in a hall used as a polling. booth for the Australian elections.
The elections, held on Saturday, resulted in victory for the coalition government of Mr Robert Menzies.
All the ballot papers found were marked in. favour of Mr Stan Keon, deputy leader of the anti- Communist Labour Party, who lost his seat by nearly 8,000 votes to Mr J. F. Cairns of the Australian Labour Party,
The children said they had clections for the Senate and found the papers among rub- House of Representatives, sti“. bish. Police said it was impos-gests, he is not planning any sible to tell yet whether or not startling new measurey,
had landed in the
Mr Monales told the electors die papers
that
Australian rubblah by accident
economic should provoke Mr Robert Joshua, leader of problems
nor Labour neither panie anti-Communist
pandaky A police net covered northwest England today in the
was "thocked." methods." efforts to trap a gunman who left a 28-year-old blonde Party, sald he
Intensification of restrictiona woman screaming on a pavement here with a bullete suid he would demand a new
Doll it
on imports, bank credits and necessary. The Australian Coalition gov-hird purchase financing were through her stomach just before midnight last night.
ernment's overwhelming election major pre-election
spending within the victory in the House of Repre- keep sentatives was seen today as a national carning-Router. green light permitting the Prime Minister to go ahead with his economie policies.
Road blocks set up during the night outside this summertime holiday resort failed to stop the man, be- lieved aged about 32, who escaped in a small black car.
After an emergency opera- "I raised the gun to fire over tion the injured woman, Mrs his head, but hit him instead," the District Attorney, Joan Dudley of Manchester, was she told stated today to be dangerously Mr. Tom Moorė, Jr.-United
: A. pollcowoman: it staying Prens by her bed.
HAS 75 SEATS
The Liberal Country coalition was assured of 75 seats, "come pared with 41 for Labour and
Police said a45 revolver BANDITS' DARING the Independent.
acted "strictly in with four-Power agreements on the treatment of The Communists, in a display bullet passed through her body Western allied nationals. There of newly-proclaimed
and was found in the roadway. on many fronts, was no departure from the usual cignty
An
office conducting in- routine
the part on
of the these new actions in the East-
West war of nerves: vestiensions said today, she had 1. Cole on their gangs to been shot in the car and left on NO CONDITIONS
West Berlin tomorrow the pavement. She had one night to break up a meeting of to Blackpool to spend this fight the West Berlin
(steel helmet) velórans orgāni-
att sation.
Soviets."
The soldiers released
Jast unto the elevator,” | night were Private Willle J. Holden, 1B, and Private Richard L. Caloers, 22. They were at rested by Communist police early Wednesday
and turned
Beck was brought down and tan and another exhibition taken to the Oklahoma county
of heavy-handed diplomare guol.- Unite: Pess.
can be expected there.
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fair bet that
It i
Pakistan
will come in for MOSTIL
further needling and that EISENHOWER-EDEN
there will be some tipe cost- ment on the Pakhtuniatan saccession movement.
It is a pity that neutralism imposes such an awkward reticence on Asia's leaders. For the rest of the world
1
TALKS STILL ON
Washington, Dec. 11.
Sir
will be able only to guern | President Eisenhower's doctors gave him the "go at their reaction to the ahead" signal today for his conferences with Soviet visit. But it is an Anthony Eden, Britain's Prime Minister, in Washing- equally fair bet that if they are honest men they will ton at the end of next month.
reach the same conclusions
rict in
ROBBERY
In the last house, the govern ment, had 64 seats, Labour had
the 50 and
anti-Communtst Labour group goven.
"hold"
move to
Police Break Up Mock Funeral
Havana, Dec. 11. Police," armed with whips and clubs, and firing in the Five, seats in the House osair, broke up a mock funeral by the Labour Party students seeking to stir op
Two bandit held a jewellertatives lyding diaksesstaged Loday...«by” rebellious
Aurora, ul, Dec. 11.. and his wife prisoner in their
"Stahlbela and Just before midnight was home for 12 hours last nightozčer, Dr Herbert Evatt-were popular, sentiment -against
Confiscated slx trucks carrying scrap metal out of the elty to the West and fined three
othern.
the
3. Barred
West Berlin Fire Department from the tiny Amerkan sector enclave of Steinstucecken, which lies in the Soviet zone of Germany about one mile from the West Berlin city border.
12
Confiscated #t least Christinas packages sent from West Germany to East Germany on the grounds they tended to "recruit sples."
were in
ARMED WORKERS
known to have got into a black
calfoon car.
Later people heard screams and found her lying in a pool of blood on the pavements. There was no sign of the car-China Mall Special.
Man Runs Amok
In
Detroit
still in doubt last night,
government also appeared the Government.. and escaped with $85,000 work of jewellery in o danhe robbs.fi to be astured of regnining At least one student was police reported today.
Was
hos
known for some
"'.'
on the steps night on
Today, university. Early
Tho munmen slugged the control of the Senate where It arrested, and about 50 were
majority.
were reportedly elderly couple and threatened to Previously had only a two-seat beaten No strictly injured Full results of this counting some 150 students left the wal The police clinrged when kill them.
The victims were Joseph Fodor and his wife Nelle, will not be
versity grounds carrying owners, of a jewellery store in days,
black-printed box, symbolising CONFIDENCE VOTE Aurora, a suburban community
the coffin of Raul Cervantes about 25 miles west of Chicago.
Fodor returned to her Mr Menzies got his mandato Hernandez, who was killed in fashionable home about last without having to give details Cubn's school Hots last week..
He died In a hospital Yester- of his policy of economy, and night, police said, and alugged and bound by the ban- at no time has he given more day of wounds received in 'a Detroit, Doc. 11.
dits, who had been lurking in than the broadest hint what he Citch with police on Wednesday A 42-year-old man, distraught the house.
sa in mind
beyond current in the provincial town of Clego cuts because of a pending divorce,
in SAME TREATMENT
Importa, lightening of de Avila.. bank credits and curbs on hire The "canke!" was on display. entered his estranged wife's ha
of
Last Two hours later, Foder showed purchase financing. today and fired at, a: group
the The Prime Minister said in wife up and was given the same ning
persons, killing his 5. Paraded their armed workers militia in East Berlin and brother-in-law and wound-treatment. The couple have no Malioune last night that the the students started to parade
ing his daughter before taking children.
election results spoke for them in nearby Maceo Park in a Fodor was forced to turn over selves.
parody of a funeral procession. with the boast it was a "warn-his own life, the police said. ing to the warmongers that the
The mourners broke, and Homitida detectives
the sald keys to the store and the
"The renewed vole of con- workers
the safe and fidence in the government is fled when police charged the German Arthur Jackson went to his combination to Democratic Republic are ready wife's home, and told her he about: 3,45 am, one of the bar deeply appreciated," he said. procession-United Press, to defend the peace if necessary
It also imposes on the gov "wanted to get sonic things from dita left for the store.
Brussels, Dec. 12. hours Inter, the second crnment a keen awareness of with weapons,'
the garage". They said he then
The Brussels branch of the 6. Hinted all the East Ber- Deted his wife Vera, 35, bo bandit, fezt to
the the responsibility, which it will guard liners who work in the Western
British Legion "have: elected Inft. Fodor and soctor will have to pay all their could "come in and talk to her. Fodors received a call from his be most astute in observing."
His campaign appeal for Croup Capitia Peter Townsend Detectives sald Jackson: stood accomplice, bills in expensive West marks in the house "for three or four freed himself a half hour later three years of government, un- as one of their four honorary
Police sald about $60,000
interrupted by alternating i vice-presidents---Router: pulling unless they quit,
worth
taken of jewels were · 7. Condemned again the use pistol and
and fring "at, everybody
from the Army of dans in the house!
$6,000 from the home.
store and another Hij wife and her brother, -25- They termed S reopening of Congress and his squipped with radio transmitters
the robbery in East Berlin, United Press, state of the union and annual
year-old. Harold Brenner, were
"professional and said the budget messages.
led instantly. Jackson then Focars were unable to pick out wounded his daughter Barbara,
Mr Murray Snyder, the assistant White House press as a Pakistant officiul that secretary, told Reuter: "There has been no change in Russis sacrifices truth and arrangements with Sir Anthony. The talks will begin justice in international rela- as planned on January 80." tions nt the altar of expediency and self interest.
Mr Snyder explained yes to slow down for the remainder And there is a clear moral terday's mexical report which of his convalescence,
this
aimed at accompanying
view said the President showed signs He said this was which they would be wise of fatigue and which urged him easing the extreme pressure of the long daily conferences the to ponder in their future
President held at the Gettysburg relations with Russia,
Good Advice StowawayBoy's
PRESIDENT
Eisenhower's
doctors have advised him
to cut down the pace of his return to administrativel
Adventure
White House to prepare for the by the US
Mr Eisenhower's talks with
the Brit Prime Minister will
Hornileur, France, Dec. 11, be geared to a relaxed, in- Norman Clark, a 12-year-old formal atmosphere. British
stowaway, sailed back Complete Rest
dutles. It is to be hoped towards Britain tonight in the that all Americans and
Dutelf cargo ship Liberte after particularly the Republican three days of "playing at being Party-will forget forth-a sailor." coming election anxieties
on
after the 600-
of
the
GIVEN ABSOLUTE
*
DISCHARGE
Lawrence Burbiaro, ared 2
Leeds, Dec. 11.
minutes" before
icilled
out
6, in the leg befors painting, the pictures of the bandits gun at his hood and pulling the police files-United Press. trigger. He died several hours
|later in hospital, yra t
Detectives aid Jackson and
his wife had been feuding for
ponding and Mrs Jackson They said a divorce
Gun Battle
complete rest today under was given an absplute discharge was
President Eisenhower, took o "slow down" orders, from his by the Leeds Court after spend-tied an infunction against her With Terrorists
Slays Her Husband
and accept this as good Norman, who lives in Poole, doctors after their thorough ing three months in prison on a husband to keep him from
examination yesterday.
charge of murder,
bothering her", advice. It is possible that Dorset, smuggled himself
Tomorrow, the
Medical evidence showed that President
Jackson and his wife separated. the "slow down" order has bourd the Liberte when the ship
was tied up. In Posle Harbour confers at the White House Mrs Irene Dumbleton, aged 40, two months ago, the police sald been issued not because, his last Thursday, one of the ship's with senior Republican con her down in a quarrel in a local
he had knocked United Press who died after present condition is causing officers sald tonight.
gressional leaders on his state ne last September, needed very anxiety, or that his recovery
of the union message when Captain Zammeling found the Congress reconvenes in January, from an advanced stage of heart little to kill her. She suffered is slower than expected, but to prevent any excessive lad three hours
He, will return with Mrs disease and had only a short exertion In the months ton ship sailed, the officer said.
Eisenhower to their farm home time to live in any case. ahead.
During his cruise, Norman was at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, on At the suggestion of the It may still be premature to allowed to rom around the ship. Tuesday after a White House prosecution the charge against express a conviction that He soon became friendly with the meeting with Democrat, as well Burbidge was reduced to one of the President will not run crew and watched them at work. Republican congressional manslaughter. Ching Mall
leaders-Reuter
Special for re-election next year. "He was a very nice young That decision will largely boy, and caused no trouble at
said tonight. depend on the rate and ell," an officer
China Mail Special. extent of his recovery in the coming months. But It
Rooms hard to belleve that in
the President could be asked Tilo In Ethiopia
to undergo :: Zatraḥdous campaign: unless there is a radical improvement in his debilitated condition. Tho final judgment on his ability to participate if he desiren
[ahould!
Addis Ababa, Dec, 11. "Präsident: Josef Tito of Xugo- Port slavia, arrived today t
sit to Kinjoplay which will Assab Ini Eritrea for an official
last a fortnight, tất
He was
late as possible." It in i potr plexing, and worrying kris-Codein-liw
GRAVE RABIES THREAT
SAIGON TO
Dec.
Thirty thousand stray dogr. many of them distased, are threatening
citizena
· Safgon") sotchy to medical? The PillaMA ENGLISCH
Waco, Texas, Dec. 11. -Mr.Maxine Garini 41, told the malice tour dust she int and killed her 22-year-old band last night niter, they
pig, come.cals,, and
husband, : F Garing a produce writer, dice
late last night in
Rabies for hydrophobiaïs, le wound in
rampant among the packs of
from
Nicola, Dec. 11,
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