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No. 36742
COMMENT OF
THE DAY
Some Progress
any proof_were needed to convince that there is no short cut to resolving the disarmament problem tho current five-nation delibera- tions provide it. After
several weeks of reatating viewpoints and putting
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MAO ATTACKS SOVIET UNION
Warning LANCASHIRE COTTON MISSION FAILURE
Of More
Revolts
forward "plans, the UN NEED TO RELAX dlaarmament sub-committee
now
IRON HAND'
have managed to advance to a position, where, they believe, it la possible to agree on the principle of Warsaw, May 14. limited disarmament.
Chinese leader Mao Thin is miserably Hittle to
show for so much time and I'se-tung bitterly attack-
Even talking.
the Fed the Soviet Union for delegates are not prepared its intervention in Hun- the disarmament on which gary in a speech last they are willing to reach February and warned agreement. And Mr Stassen that it faced further has laid down the Important condition that whatever major revolts unless it agreement they do attain relaxed its "iron hand" it must be subject to the approval of staten of existing policy in
IT
to declare the limitations of
or potential military sigul Europe,
Eastern informed
ficence such де Weat sources said today. Germany, Japan or Poland.
The speech by the veteran
He might just as well have Chinese leader never added China, for if the
published.
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But diplomats
London, May 14.
HONGKONG AND UK GOVERNMENT BLAMED
FAILURE of the Clere mis-
to
Pakistan how
Bion dashed the Lancashire cotton Industry's hopes of per- suading Tistia, Ilongkong and Pakistan voluntarily to curtall their exports, Lan- cashiro cotton experts said, Some expressed the opinion that the talks were pre- Judleed and Pakistan's re- sistance strengthened by the releration during the nego tiations of opposition to the plan
fli by Hongkong Owners,
The mission's failure has in- orcamd disappointment here that the Government has
INDIA, REDS
ALLIANCE
PROPOSED
Soviet Union does agres |
New Delhi, May 14. with this condition, she witt who have seen it said today certainly insist that China's that it was of revolutionary Mr Rajeshwar Prasad, a confirmation of any dis- importance in its condemna-member of the Government
betion of Russian tactics in Congress Party, told proposals
suppressing the Hungarian Indian Parliament today
that India, China and
urmament
obtained.
the
the
is something however to rebellion. know that the London The speech wan partially Soviet Union should form a reported in the Warsaw news-military alliance to avoid paper Szancar Mobych generally considered the most any possibility of India anti-Soviet of Warsaw's news being invaded by Pakistan.
But diplo
of
- conferees are drawing closer together in their ideas on what can practic- ably be accomplished in the
papers last week. not distant future in the mals who have seen a copy held of disarmament. The it said today it was even more Impetus for achieving some anti-Soviet than the newspaper measure of agreement is reported, probably provided by the
never formally con danger of nuclear bombs demand the Soviet Union for and warheads becoming suppression of the Hungarian
China
uprising. The official position
persistently refused to place Any restriction on imports on the grounds that it would contravene the Ottawa Agreement.
Bir John Grey Burnley manufacturer, declared to-
day
that serkiing the misalon to Pakistan was "A mistake."
"I blame the Government for placing us in this humillat- "It ing position," he gold. was not for us to go out and plead. The fonte ought to have been dealt with long ago by the Govern- inent but they have been too cowardly to face up
It
"If the Government does not
now tackle the job the con- Creation of the spinning Industrien will conilane."
When members of the doleza. tion arrived in Manchester today, Sir Cuthbert Clear. asked if he was disappoint- ed at the results of the mis- sion, replied: "1 would not đây that, but we should have been much happier If it had bern possible to reach agree=" ment on the Wres
wanted." Earlier in the
year India agreed to put a ceiling un exports of cofton cloth to Dritain for three years,
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conditional upon Hongkong and Pakistan agreeing to do the same.
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Sir Cuthberi sald today: "Or
course. It means that Instia's conditional acceptance our proposals falls to tho tvund and that is unfor- tunato,"
Asked if the decision of the Hongkong Colton Spinners Amoolation to reject the proposals hamperd the
RELAX IN
DAKS
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Whiteaways
HONG-KING
KW LON
DECAPITATED HUSBAND AND PHOTOGRAPHS
Paris, May 14.
Marie Louise Bouquiaux, mother of seven children and self-confessed killer of her husband, Emile, nine years ago, stood by the banks of the Seine River today, while frogmen tried in vain to find any trace of the husband's dismembered body.
Madame Bouquiaux confesu-】 place where the hend Was cá to the police that on April 8, | hidden. 1948, she killed her husband
Not content with cutting off her spouse's head in actual fact, Madame Bouquiaux decapitated
The palfoo dug feverishly but with a kitchen knife especially the head was not lecated. purchased for the occasion and, latent
In the presence of her twin sis falke and affeoftul Pakistan's decision
Ест, Sir
her niece, and eldest Cuthbert reptiod; "It is hard daughter, cut up the body. all the photographs who could to say but I do not think The torso she put into an old and of the unfortunate Emalic. 50,"Reater.
suitcase, She wheeled the suit-
IKE PLEADS FOR BUDGET
Price Of Security
Security At Stake
Washington, May 14.
President Eisenhower, appealing to the nation for support of his record peacetime budget, said tonight: "There is no cut rate price for security."
In
nationwide radio- television speech prepared for delivery tonight, thê Prezident added, that if the detence por- tion of his budget was material- ly cut, the country would taking a fearful gomble.
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say to you that I chall never agree to any programme Speaking during the first day
of false economy that would of a three-day
the debate on
permit us to Incur again that sald such an alliance would be presidential address, Mr Prasad kind of risk to our country and to the lives of our altizens, a real warning to "all warmon-
The President said in a re- gerd and would hold African ference to the rapid United and Asian countries together, Statcs demobilisation after the
Second World War, available to all nations of in Peking was that the Soviets munisi
Mr S. A Dange, the Com-
Party parliamentary The President said he could military potential. Such a
were correct in pulting down leader said that Mr Nehru, these no immaiale relaxation of development would render rising sparked by im-Prime Minister,hould not go International tensions to provide Immeasurably more difficult perialists", but an article in the to London for the forthcoming the basia now for substantial control of nuclear weapons. | Peking newspaper Jen Min Wen conference of Commonwealt reductions in his Administra- While it in true the disarma- Pao carlier this year indicated Pitme Ministers where he tion's programme to preserve
ment committee in current that there were differences of would only be sitting in a ring and wage peace,
have Bession
made no pinion
between China and of imperialists. spectacular progress towards Russia over Hungary. fulfilling the task given to them, signs have materi- alised that the Soviet Union well as the Western delegates are in the moud to offer concessions which | could be dovetailed Into some sort of agreement. Russia has indicated she is now prepared to include the "Open
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should
'CHAUVINISM'
The article in the Chinese paper sccused Stussia of "chauvinism" in dealing with the Hungarian rising. Informed sources sald today the artleie apparently Wis based од
Mao's speech.
dale of the
SOUTCOS
Mr Dange demanded that India quit the Commonwealth forthwith.--Reuter,
Syrian Complaint Before Council
The
Deeper Cuts The President made his plea to the nation only few hours after the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee had spproved even deeper cuts than the cuts recom- mended earlier by the House of Representatives.
Commonwealth-China Trade
Co-operation Policy
London, May 14, The Prime Minister, Mr Harold Macmillan, said today that the British Government was 'co-operating in a common policy with other - Commonwealth govern- ments who operated controls on, trade with China.
Mr John
Dugdale, Labour, is awaiting fresh instructions had asked in the House of Com- from Washington, sources close mons whether discussions the to the talks said today-Reuter, Government had had with other Commonwealth
governments
had resulted In utanim ly of view that it was desirable to romove restrictions or whether there was not unanimity.
Mr Macmillan said there hud been no formal discursiona with Commonwealth governments. But those who, like the British controls Government, operated
on trade with China were fully aware of British views about the restrictions.
"We are in constant informal touch with them on this matter and bear in mind their similar Interests," he said,
Most of the leaders of the President'
Republican on OWNL Party have joined with opposi. Lion Democrats and business leaders In demanding cuts of 3,000 million dollars and more.
The President insisted night: "The plain truth is that the price of peace is high.
Lo-
That explains why taxes are high and why their further has been delayezi, reduction
I explains also why really big cuts in government spending depend on success in our efforts to wage peace."
The place and Mao speech were not known.
In his speech, the said, Mao warned that unless
New York, May 14. limited disarmament the countries of the Communist
The United Nations Security formula. The areas she bloe allow more individual free-
Council will meet next Tues- which dom to their peoples, their re- has suggested to
Kunes will fall Mao's speech, day to take up Syria's border inspection
apply the sources said, provoked
"In- complaint against Israel, it was cannot be acceptable to the tense discussion among those unnounced today, United States. Nevertheless, members the Polish Com-
Syria called last night for the the proposal has drawn from munist Party who saw it, and Mr Foster Bulles a ten likely will be discussed "Inten- meeting specifically to demand tative counter auggestion sively at tomorrow's meeting of that the Israelis tear down a which might offer a basis the ninth plenum of the United the Hulch Swamp region of the bridge they have constructed in
for
Workers (Communist) Party. further and mure positive exchange of views
The Szancar Micbych report demilitariced zone between the of the speech said Moo had two countries. on the subject. Mr Dulles
riven his opinion that In Com- has in mind mutual aerial
munist society there
The Syrians sald the bridge is anta- inspection of a large part gonism between the
had a military potential. of the Arctic, including Siberin, Alaska and parts of Canada. The suggestion is that this ares would be the
Such a pronouncement cuts mest suitable for carrying theory that all Communists are directly across Communist out an experimental inspee-workers and
that class dis- tion achemo.
tinctions are non-existent, ---- THIS is obviously an
United Press, ploratory proposal Intend- ed to offer the Russians a fresh opportunity for re- appraising their own in- spection plan. The vague- ness of Mr Dulles' definition of the Arctic-"Alaska, Siberia and the like appears to be designed to leave the door wide open for further deliberations between Mr Zorin and his Western associates in the disarm- ament sub-committee. In inilting the proposed area of inspection, Mr Dulles is concentrating on territory which ho knowg offers potential Inunching sites for atomic weapone. More- over, it is an area which
'Only One Hope"
Then, referring to the defence Govern- israells said they want it to and mutual security budgets of ment and the people-between facilitate their Huleh reclama-more than 45,000 million dollars the administrators and thelon project-Reuter, workers.
ex-
offers the most Batisfactory quid pro quo from the point
12,000 Flu Victims
5 Years For Possession
(18,071 million sterling) Mr Eisenhower added: "There is only one hope of making the really great savings that we all want so much. That is to achieve an effective disarmament agreement with an easing of world tensions so that the enormotts sums we have to spend for our defence can be drastically reduccă
"The sacrifets demanded of
Nicosin, May 14. Judge Samuel John today sentenced Charalambos Kyprea- each of us are great but they are nou, 21-year-old walter, to five sacrifices of dollars for a peace- years' imprisonment for possess-ful world, not the sacrifice of
OUT sons, Our ing explosives.
families, our Meanwhile, the police today Homes and our cities to our own short-sightedness,” Mr Eisen- Grock Cypriots charged seven with possession of arms, am-hower, said Reuter munition and explosives.
Kuala Lumpur, May 14.. More than twelve thousand people have fallen victims to influenza in Malayo, a, goven ment spokeɛrnan såld today.
He said the worst affected The police arrested the men area was the southern state of on April 10 during anti-Eoka) Johara where there were 5,800 operations in the western part cases officially notified-Reu- of the island
which started in tor.
March-United Prem
Riots In Poland
Warsaw, May 16. Wladysinw Jaguzztyn
of view of subiccting Com-MR Sutary of the United
munist and non-Communiat territory to inspection.
are
now
All in all thero are hopeful eigns that the disarmament sub-committee determined to reach some measure of accord based on limited objectives. The next two weeks may pro- duce an agreement that will at least advance the world some way towards disarma- ament.
Peasant Parly, sald today that there had ben prasant riots in several villeges in various provinces of Poland. Revolts and arrests, he said, had resulted from lack of in- tercat in the peasants' prob- lema and from the neglectful attitude of people's councils in making prasante wait two months without a reply to their demanda.
Mr Jagutztyn was addressing the national, conference, of the party
He sold
in Warsaw.
Yugoslav Aid Resumed
Washington, May 14. President Eisenhower has authorised the United States Defence Department to resume shipments of military ald to Yugnalavia, inclikting jet planes, it was' announced today.
unrealistic demands are often A State Department' an put forward and bourgools and nouncement, said that President anti-Socialist ideas and bong Eisenhower was convinced, in The chaping of the now ure in the light of events in recent the rural areas is encounter months that Yugoslavia armly
intends to remain independent. resistance Ing. considerable
propounded.
from officials who still hold The President is mure that. It pro-October (before democra- is in the Internet of the United fiastkm) positions. This gives States to support Yugoslavia In rio to a 10% of nervousness its determination to remain-free and impatienon, bu unid. --- of foreign control, the announce.
Įment, said,France-ProGIN.
Common Policy
Turncoat's Wife Due
Oklahoma City, May 14. Samuel David
Hawkins, former turnboat GI, sald today that he expected his wife to leave China for Hongkong any day now in an attempt to join him in the U.S.
Hawkins
he had ar- Cald ranged for a loan from his em- aluminium casting ployers, an
firm, in order to finance his
"In the light of these discu-wife's trip here, s'ons we are co-operating with Hawkins married while at them in a common policy."
tending school in Peking lol- Meanwhile, tho American towing his refusal to return delegation at the secret 15- home at the end of the Korean nation talks taking place in fighting. His 24-year-old wife, Paris cr a possible relaxa- Tanya, is 0 White Russian.— tion of the China trade embargo United Press.
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case down to the river in a Wanted To Forget child's push-car that night, and
the
throw it into the water. But The police, tearching lime and tide did their work— house, found several group pho- the police could not and any tographs of Emile, taken with trace of the husband's body, his children. In each one, Marlo Madame Bouquinux told the Louise had carefully suipped off poilca hat although her husbis head. band had been little man, she "Why did you do that," the had had to cut off his head to police asked her.
"I wanted to forget him," she get the remains into the suit- case. The
answered.
Madame Bouqukaux, briak, thin blonde little woman, will bo tried for voluntary bomlelde.— France-Presse.
head she wrapped up nad put in shopping basket.
The
4
Buried Head
next day, accompanied by her sister, Madame Bou quiqux took her husband's head to the cemetery where her nephew was buried. She told the police she borrowed a shovel from the caretaker and buried the head beside her nephew's grave,
The
police attempting to
the crime, reconstruct
took Madamo Bouqulaux and her sister to the cemetery” where the two women, calm and co- operative, tried to point out the
Ballroom Manners Deplorable
TURK TURNS
DOWN RADCLIFFE PLAN
Nicosia, May 14. Turkish minority leader in Cyprus, Dr Fazil Kut- chuk declared today Turkey will not 'accept self- government for Cyprus under a Greek majority.
Prague, May 14. "Turkey will creept brither Czechoslovak coldlérs are to the union of Cyprus with Greece be taught 'demoing steps and nor self-government under the ballroom
following Badelite constitution," Kutchuk girls' complakils, the force's declared. The self-government newspaper Obrana du an- constitution drawn up by Lord nounced today,
Radcliffe has been the basis of
manners
The girls wrote to newspapers recent British efforts to solve complaining that instead of ask- the Cyprus dispute. It would ing politely the soldiers would give Greek Inhabitants of the merely whistle from the end of island a majority, in the legisla the hall when they wanted a ture.
Th
dance. And too many soldiers It was the first time the. danced Inexpertly in boots, the Turkish leader had 'rojected girls added plaintively,
golf-government for the colony. 50 the army is airanging Turkey had previously indicated "nice" no-drinks
dancing its willinguess to bacit the idea sersions to teach the soldiers of self-government for Cyprus, how to switch from "quick with guarantees for the Turkish march" to "slow, quick, slow" min althou-h
minority
remaining in the ballroom with instructions opposed to union with Greece, in eliquette,
But "extravagani". dances had
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Kutchuk sald recent events ruined chances of living like the offelally denounced under a Greek majority. "rock 'n' roll" described as "Turkey's idea of partition La product of the decadent Ameri-to take the part of Cyprus near- can way of life are barredest to the (Turkish) mainland," China Mall Special.
Kutchuk sald-United Press.
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