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THE CHINA♫ MALE, FRIDAY { OCTOBER 19, 195
Palestine Incidents Could Be
Even More Serious
TRUCE SUPERVISOR TAKES GLOOMY VIEW OF
ANY PEACE POSSIBILITIES
Jerusalem, Oct. 18.
The United Nations Truce Supervisor, Major - General ELM. Burns, said today that incidents along the Israel-Jordan. border may result in an
more serious outbreak of hostilities.
Haile Selassie Visiting Far East
The
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The Canadian Generði stress- tton which would actually be vet that political considerations Imposed through the vote of the end the unwillingness of either man,”
side to make the concessions "to General Burns Was askerl way for prece" made a "ettle-about criticisms that United ment at the present time - Nation milltury observers likely.
should not comment on the Large scale fighting might responsibility for border in- develop
fʊm "Jordan'n tapiro cidents unlij the Mixo1 Annis-
10 reprcas mersuding frum Uce Commission bad completed Jordan territory into Israel, 10-. Ita investigation. gether with the present Israel" policy of severe retaliations," Gneral Bumy said in an inter- view with the Jailed Press.
Military Nature
"Recent Israeli ruída Into Jurdan have clearly been of an organised military nature and |not infiltration," he said,
Refrain
every serious inciderm which involved a breach of the censefir?," he said, "it has been The polley of the United Nailone to mike statements as groA OS
facts meverlast
are confirmed by UN military observers.
In other ireldenta, it both
would parties
retrain from ismiling their own interpretatlony,
on facia or Judgments
before The Mixed Armistice Cominis-
"It also would appear that in certain case!
actual marauders From Jurdan are te ng paki or organked by mine agence agencies, but the United Nations mon have done so, there woul truce supervisory organis: ton
need for the United
hos no means of determining | Nathing 147 mako any prior their identity."
General
Burns, who has hended The Luce supervision
August 1954,
alaf since
said both Israel and its Arab neigh-
exhibit bours must
-Tring will to pace if the UN true mission is to suerced,
"A will to care means will- lagnes
to pay for peace by cou- ithaluns to the viewpoint of the o Her sądu," he said,
nadis Ababa, Oct. 18.
Emperor of E hopin Huile Sekteve, will be accur panied by his second son, Prince Makonne, vad severil memii.rs of the imperial tamilly, when he leaves next Saturday for ofcil visits to Incl. Japin Tout ond Burma,
Ethioplan musures lor Manfitry spokerman anzounced today.
Dr
"Arab-Istuei border difficultha are likely to continue unit both sidus are really will+g ko anunc pako. in present circumstancOS, politio consider: FLORIA block Tactical moves toward
reinforcing the wronis lice
putervance of agrecmicals,"
No Teeth
Stalemate."
G-reral Burns
Terrorists Equipment
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Styen Cyprus terorists. Including two with the price of £5,000 on their hands, wire captured last work by the 18th Indipendent Parachula Brizado in a drive on a hideout in the Kyrenia Mountains. Boma 2,500 troops took part in the move, known as "Opera- tion Sparrow", and large quantities of arm and ammunksion worn also captured. Borde of the look in plölured hirom-Express Photo,
Long Poznan Trial
Nearing
End
WITNESSES REFUSED
Poznan, Oct. 18.
The longest of the Poznan riot trials neared cald he boita end today in a blaze of controversy about who Heved walkouts by one pany or the other from Mixed Armistice fired the first snots in a gun battle at security Commission sessions also could police headquarters. be prevented if the two nations would refruin from Jumping into print with immediate state- ments on border incidenta.
Almost Dead
'The walkout, he old, prumably intended to ba D protest against the alleged dis- crimination of the chairman.”
D
A defence lawy Stani daw Hejmowski, skid in a Onal diers in a Court trying eight alleged rinter, "We could have proved that the Brat shots come from the UB (security police), but not ult the witnesses were heard.
One of the three prosecutors, Mr Tadeusz Maszynakt, said the security men had Ared only after one of their colion;ues W09 shot while directing Д
"Usually it is conrected with the net that the pasy walking
our hos taken a prios stand inj public statements in regard to
die Water is under the case which cussion."
General
Burns sold
many aricks of the arm'stico agree-
The 54-year-old Cancionments had tracome "almost dead letlers because of "unilateral Guld there appeared no way to
put "teeth" into the decisiORIS Interpretations 111 which the of the Isruc‡l-Jordunian Mixed Armistice
Commission
which
In the King'a eniours ge, besides several minktera of the Governinent, will bə Dr Outs, a Gemin, second in euminand of the Ethiopian Government hospital in Addis Ababa. Ollo will be Travelling Ds the Emperor's personal physician.
Halle Selassie's visit to Egypt wil
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originally planned.
The imperial par y will board the Netherlands liner Oranje said, at Massawa,
the East "It is clear that the parties Africnu Co:81. en route for would not agree to render them- BombayFrance-PresESO,
selves ble to pay compense-
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"It is impossible to madne the parties now agreeing to any revision of the armistice agree- nvmts to provide sanctions," he
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MALAYAN GUARD FOR DUKE
BRITISH ENVOY TO
INDONESIA
Djakarta, Oct. 18.
NATO ANNOYED WITH GERMANY UNABLE TO KEEP ARMY PROMISE
Bonn, Oct. 18.
Dr Konrad Adenauer, the Chancellor, today conferred with Herr Herbert Blankenhorn, his ambassador to NATO, on West Germany's con- tribution to the alliance, government sources said,
Dr Adenauer*% Government bas publicly stated that can- not meet its promise to have 06,000 men under arma by the end of this year, then the Chancellor says that basic policy
emains unchanged.
It was believed that Herr Blankenhorn reported to Dr Adenauer on the unfavourabia reception at NATO, lor Woit Germany's devimon to constripts surve 12
inatend of the 18
make
months
montas
orquinally proposed. This decison
was the first public
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Cambridge, Mass.,
Oct. 18 mechanical
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that the pans of klery Theodor Blank, Dolence Master, CHA- missed last week, could not be "brain" that can do sách Adhered to. These called for 96,000 men this year and 270,000 by the end of next
Would Explain
odd jobs an smash akagın, translate Russian and eyên compose music has been presented to Harvard's
Dr Adenauer was reported to computation laboratory, have stated before members of hia pusty last Tursday that. Herr
Barks successor, Hers Franc halled
why he
It is the $1,600,000 “Uniyse," ars aristocrat argonig
To some Josef Strauss would himself computing machines, explain lo West Germany's 13 Harvard professors it will myten a go-chtaɖ on. projects was reducing armed forces ranging from music ecumpos/fon to the plotting of minor path". This Univac was given fo the Univerzi ya by the Remington Hand Corp. Rond Division of the Sperry
the pace of the development.
ia who
Herr Bankenhorn, The newly arrived British one of the Chancellor's closest Ambassador to Indonesia, and only resumed his duties re
personal advisers, has been sick Mr Dermot McDermott to-cently. He is in Bonn to report! day presented his creden- and selve instruction, an a MASSIVE CABINET : tials to the Vice-President, variety of subjects, government Dr Mohammad Hatta, at a belef ceremony at Merdeka palace.
said
The central Univie unit He's expected to have further Icoks like a massive exhibet, discusions with De Adenauer with g. smooch panel from I before leaving for Paris in the 4: 11 foot high, 14 pet, long and next few days.
10 feet wide, government spokesınan
· Beside it are eight units which yesterday that though bandie magnetle tapes which Germany's ultimate deliver messages and receive
cald
West
My McDermott in a short address mid that ainee the first exchange of diplomatic relations between the United Kingdom armament alma remained uns answers from the "palm**
•
.
and the Republic of Indonesia affected the rate at which forces six years so the relationship were set up would be slowed. The versatile "ursin” is unique and friendship between the down
In that it handles laiter of the peoples of the two countries had The spokesman also blamed alphabet as well as numbers elweve been cordial and full of the United States, Britain and Some of the professors are mutual understanding. Th France for a slow palanse of
barack speen, which, made new using the machine to warly e FULLEST UNDERSTANDING commodation, and
"spd" them, alsmody hayo bedincult for sale of it out: on hamma The thjough. the
hamns and then "composed 600 new hamps-none of which have
[-- In the field of nuclear phirsics the electronic gesus will help
Kurla Lumpur, Oct. 18. Men of 03 Squadron Royal
De Hatta said that Indonesia|| qazın hope demonstrating Air Force Regiment (Malaya)
will provide a guard of honour felt that Britain hack the fullest. fox the Duke of Edinburgh underslanding and adjusted their when he arrives in Malaya's 10, the develcoments which had capital on November 1, Als Vico taken place at a fest rate in the Mer hall W. H. Kyle, A's Officer whole of Asis in general and
Self-Defence
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Charge Denied
The British Farsign Offen denied the charge.
Commanding Malaya, old today, Southeast Asia, in particular The Foreign Office spokesman in consruction of a six bijion
2
The chief prosecutor, concerned observe Joachim Markowics. said tha those paragraphs which
crowds tried to set are to the quincided
with thair awn curity building and The UB interes!
to were forced
in salt But, he added, "while both | defence. sides agree in principle to the
of The ceasefire The argument flared up after craft muntenance articles, the agreements remain another def.nce lawyer drama- | h; his one-day stay in Malaya tically held up small he would meet Malaya's sullans view of the cxulosive | jacket which he said. belonged, as well _as_local__ political and situation along the Jordan bor- lo a dead 13-year-old boy who service Kaders-Router, der, General Bumy was asked hid a Polish dag high opposite Le securi y bullding DS the shooting started.
2 unit, mes ly made up of since the second world war. Molays,
will wear selourful blue sarongs at the ceremony.
A goverment statement raid that the Dake would fly from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur in o Royal Air Force Ha-tings alc.
of value."
prevent
if he favoured special UN pre- cautionary measures to more incidents.
Not Practicable
"Because of the length of the demarcation iing between Jordan and Israel,"
truce replied to chief, "It would not bo practic- abic to take such measures as have been put into effect or recommended for the demarca. tion line ar
around the Gaza Strip. "But," he added, "If either of parties asks it United Nations military observers could
the
be located
to
He identified the buy 14 Roman
the Strzalkowski but prosecution said it had not been proved that he held the flag. They said that a witness In another trial sald that ha died in a cage out of sight of | the security bulling Du the shot that killed him come from another direction.
Judgment Reserved
2 is known
sad "So far as the British
Vols Cimbridge eles coj acsgles- "This is one of the reasons for pre concerned therq nas
implement, sics. why no outstanding diffeultive been no fallawa
SMASHING ATOMS - Herr Strauss grid countered by the promised."
diplomatic representa- tion in Indonesia in maininining leader of the move to restrict
Marchuetts Instituto of months and he Technology, (MIT) Prof. M. good relations with the Inde, call-up to 12 nesian Government,” he said,
favours the idea of
* Stanley Livingston, director of sn.ailer, belt.r¬quipped army,
be Harvard-MIT accelerator doub Herr Blankenhorn wil
said he wi le siy be told to explain Ingramme, Paris the political
Univac in research on annetjing d.thcultis which made it impossible to get
atoms. Parliament to agree to mure than a 12 months period of murvice,—R¤u.er,
He said he was convinced this diuation would continue--Reu-| for.
Nina Slips Ashore At Leningrad
Moscow, Oct. 18.
DEATH PENALTY
RETAINED
Berlin, Oct. 18.
It is the letter-handling Ti of Univac which will enable it to transister Russian,
Dr Anthony C Oettinger
plans to give the "brain"
tark
of translating technical iterature produced by Busine acientista. One of his current problems is to make the machine
GAMBLER
East German Justice Minister select the right one of several Hilde Benjamin sald todry the American synonyms for a KİVED. Soviet
will retain the Russian word. | death penalty. True death abolished in penalty his been Waz Germany.
Univer also is a 'gambler. In 目 speech before the
The Harvard School of Pulic "Scc'ety jor Gaman-Soviet Health will use it to apply the friendship". Hilde sald the "Monte Carlo method", of Fark Fonombreva, found guilty by tensive training in the remain-death penalty still was needed dom sampling to the mathemata- Briish court of stealing five ing fernight if the were to go to combat enemies of the state. cal study of enzyme regations.-*- hats from ↑ London story, to Australia.—Reuter.
United Press," travelled aboard the Liner Vyacheslav Molotov which left London an October 12,
The Russian discus thrower, Nina Pono- mareva, slipped ashore at Leningrad today after hiding for six days during a voyage aboard the He said the verdict on oight Soviet ship which brought her from London. at points near
youths in the dock, accused of raiding police stations for arms to attack the security building, needed a “looks into the depth of cur consciences and
our hearts."
areas where trouble is likely to occur in order that inclients could be investigated sooner.". Uniica. Press.
World's First
Zulu Ballet
bo
Johannesburg, Oct. 18. What is claimed to the first African ballet in the world will be staged in Johannesburg in November by the Bantu Music Festival Ballet School.
Judge Dionizy Piotrowski saki, he and two lay judges bearing! the case with him would give judgment next Monday.
The trial has lasted 11 days
It Strasbourg today Mr
A British passenger who was aboard the ship said Ponomareva did not appear once during the
voyage.
The passenger said in a phone J. F. Goodhardt, Dutch dele. call from Leningrad that the gate to the Council of Europe's only time he saw her war s Consultative Assembly salt brief glimpse
when the ship thai Recording to recent docked at Leningrad and Soviet Information from reliable officials hurried her down the sources more than 800 people | gangway into a walling car.
were killed in the riotz,
He added that planes had machine-gunned the atrusts.
after Bovio: tanks had lost con- trol of the situation.
The ballet, entitled “Zulu Phantasy" is an adaptation of a dual prize-winning story in the 1963 Witwatersrand Art Fox- The dead wore cleared from tival, The Green Judo Goddess" the streets during the night and written by Mre
Natalle many were buried secretly, he Falve/sobn
said Johannesburg, the librett costumes of the
Of
In urranging
ant
decor ballet
That ahornography, is being
done. locally and the muse har
Mr
Risk
Googhardt ..told :
boon composed by a young man | Ambembly that
În Benoni, near Johannteburg.
No Family
There WAR TO sign of her husband or har three-year-old son Setha,
-Unlied Press,
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