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Lord Ismay's

Five Years

THEN Lord Iamay left

Wreris last week a vital

chapter in the life of Nato closed. The five years of his service ns Secretary-General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation have been crowded and fruitful. When he took office the tasks entrusted to the Organisation were regarded by son as impossible, but when he closed the duer of his office the essentials in those tasks had been argely accomplished.

The Nato achievement during

these five years is remark- able and Is Inrgely Un- On the appreciated. military side the number of trained active divisions is

significantly larger, while aircraft and ships are much more numerous and modera,

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Crisis Expected To Last Long Time

Paris, May 2

President Rene Coty of France, striving for a solution of the political crisis, today cancelled plans to travel to the United States by sea next Monday and will go by air instead.

This will give him several extra days to try to and a new government to replace that of M. Guy Mollet

who resigned

yesterday after his taxation pro

sals had been defeated in a vole of confidence.

and

Great improvements iti President Coly launched into training, command and a series of consultations with еспенісл of these forces parliamentary

political have

them given

much leaders in the hope of avoiding greater combat value.. A damage to France's international further great increase in

authority at a time when she is seeking new talks on Suez mal their fire-power results

is faced with pressing problems from the tactical atomic in Algeria and on the economic | weapons now at their dis- front." рова

And behind the Nato shield of ground and tactical air forces stands an immense threat of nuclear-strategie nir retuliation which Soviet *ggression ngainst Nato member

countries evoke.

would

Difficult Task

Polilical observers here sald the task before the 75-year- old M, Coty was a difficult one, and that the crisis might take a long time to resolve.

This is because of the political vacuum created by the National

tax measures designed

ANOTHER major develop Assembly's rejection. of un-

ment of these years bus popular been the creation of a to defend the franc and help

include M. Francois Mitterrand, 41-year-old near-Radical Minis- ter of Justice in the Mollet Cabinet--though the Conserva-

lives

would probably oppose this choice-M. Rene Pleven, rear-fadical former Prime Minister and recognised an "good European," and M. Plerre Plimlin Popular Republicans (Catholic)

ex Minister, Reuter,

New Type Flu Germs

Washington, May 22. The United gtales Army's Walter Reed Hosp Ital announced tonight that It had succeeded in isola=\

ting

now

East

the influenza virus' sweeping the Far and discovered # entirely an strain,

Wal

Scientists of

new

the hospi- tal's Institute of Research worked around the clock for the past five days” in Their efforts to identify the

has virus, which

Awept Singapore, Formosa, Hong- kong and the Philippines, the hospital nald,

viruses

The Far East being studied at Walter Reed were recovered by

U.S. the

Army's 406th Medical Laboratory In Japan, FTC39.

It added United

NAVAL RATING

ASSAULTS

CHINESE GIRL

Singapore, May 22.

chair, a

table and a weighing scale in the restaurant..

system of airfields, pipelines pay for the Algerlun campaign A British sailor-assistant to a Royal Navy and communications with- and the aftermath

of the Suez padre ripped the dress of a Chinese waitress and uut which modern armien crisis. cannot work. Today Nato In a desire to assure the most kitchen-hand when she refused to go out with him, possesses these in quantity effective day-to-day control of a Singapore court was told today." and quality. In the com- the nation's affairs during the munications feld Nato in crisis M. Coty has declined im-

The prosecution said Leading responsible for great mediale Receptance of M. Seaman David Keith Wassop, 10, advances which have also Mollet's resignation pending a of the Royal Navy, also tore the Improved the civilian net- round of consultations, But in girl's brassiere into pieces after

the Socialst leader's hugging and kissing her, works in certain member view of countries and have made:

professed determination to re-

75 Straits Wossop was flood, 10 umleient than ingek office after nearly them

months, the President had little dollars for using criminal force before.

choice but to seek an eventual on Chan Chew Loy lo outrage her modesty in a restaurant on successor,

the afternoon of May 5.

mare

Of the very highest im-

portanco have been the Most political experts here

Outstanding

autumn in Paris and which succeeded the

Brussels fate.

#

He was Anca further 40

SUBVERSIVE

ACTIVITIES

IN KENYA

developments in the polltteal agreed that any candidate for Straits dollars for damaging feld.

here the Premiership would have to has been the admission of obtain' the blessing of the 100 the German Federal Re. Socialist Deputies to secure in-

the public to Nato and the vesilure

Assembly. icclusion of the Federal

This appeared to rule out an administration headed by Republic and of Italy in the Conservative leader such as M. Western European Union, Antoine Pinay, a former Prime the new body which was Minister. most ot whose created in 1964 by the followers voled against the agreements signed that Government's financial policy

net night and thus

sealed its

Treaty Organisation estab-

Today a Conservative state- ment called for a "government lished in 1949.

of national safety" to resolve Between the Western Euro- France's financial difficulties pean Union and Nato the and keep Algeria French. They closest co-operation in both said they would like M. Robert civilian and military affairs Lacoste, Socialist resiti new was envisaged and develop minister, to stay at 's post la cd. By no means the lenat Algeria, of the problems which both bodles have faced are those arising from the economic and financial necessities that are compelling Britain, within the framework of lier treaty commitments, to reduce

somewhere the forces which she contributes to the Nato shield on the Continent.

Dragging On

Algeria, where 400,000 French troops are fighting a Moslem Nationalist Insurtec- tion which

has dragged on for two and a half

years, is probably the crux of the French dilemma today,

Nairobi, May 22. The British Colonial Government clamped strict activities today to guard controls on political

against feared rence of violence like the Mau Mau terror.

A

recur-

Wassop, who pleaded gulity to both charges, made a public apology today to the dri.

APOLOGY WANTED

The waitress had earlier in- sisted that the apology be made

was told the in Singapore newspapers but court could not order this.

Her cheongsam and brassiere were produced in court,

Inspector Lee Cheng Teen

cald Chan was left naked to the waist after Wassop's aggres- sive approach.

Destruction In The New Territories

Flood waters claim another victim, Part of the foundations of this bridge near Shatin, New Territories, was carried away by the swirling torrent caused

by the recent rajna.—China, Mall Photo.

Eisenhower Makes Little

Impression

With

His Latest Aid Plea

Washington, May 22.

Early indications today were that President Eisenhower had made little im- pression on the economy-minded Congress with his latest broadcast plea for

support for a full foreign aid programme.

SERIOUS FLOOD

THREAT

IN CHINA

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But support was being ex- pressed for new features of the programme outlined by the Pre- sident in his message to Con-

The President has recommend- ed that Congress should establish the development loan fund to Anance specific projects and programmes which give

of contributing to sound ment, Ile has emphasised its major objective la to

moasures.

that

BIG FIRE IN

SINGAPORE

TORNADOES STRIKE AGAIN

Chicago, May 22.

A new barrage of house- wrecking tornadoes crashed through the great plains to day in a weather onslaught which has killed at least 68 persons in two days.

were

Warnings of more possible tornadocs

issued for að Ienet

Midland soven

States, three Southern States Wero alerted for heavy wind stormis and flood watera forcet mass Evacuation,

The United Press counlod at least 63 deaths since a massive tornado tore at the Kansas City.

suburbs on Monday night.

The dead included 38 around Kansas City, six in the town of Fremont, Missouri, which was virtually destroyed on Tuesday night, four af Desloge, Missouri, and four elsewhere in the State,

A city employee in Indiano. polin Indians, was electrocuted eleaning away storm debris.

The new storm system gather- ed its strength in Texm ami sent twisters across Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri.

Tornadoes toppled outbuild- ings on three farms near Stark City, Missouri, and more twister farmels were sighted in the air at Baxter Springs and Jopling, Missouri and Parsons, Kansas, -United Preza.

HUNGER STRIKER ARRESTED

Karachi, May 22. The governor of the "Civil Singapore, May 23.

was today Libertica Union" Fire Inst night destroyed picked up by police from the shops; offices and Chinese

footpath opposite the Pakistan cubleles in five frontages along President's house where he had side the premises of the British-been on a hunger strike against owned Straits Times,

the Bagdad and South The fire did not affect publica-Asia Treaty (Scato) Facts,

help

in long-term development pro- jects rather than short-term

Peking, May 22.

tion of the newspaper though the building พวง slightly damaged by heat and water.

A

one shop were destroyed.

on

The President envisages that Vast areas of China were assistance from this fund would She was in the kitchen when threatened by floods todny be provided essentially

loan basis. Wassop, wearing naval uniform, as main rivers continued to came up and molested her. rise under a steady dowTI- The Inspector said: "Wassop pour, Peking radio report- was pressing her bare breasts ed. when other customers inter- vened, She locked herself up in

FEATURES

The features are:

for

1. That milltary abd related economic support separated from assistance economie development;

were

2. That military assis- kanco

appropriations be

Defence Department budget; and included in the future under the

3. That long-term de- assistance ba

More than 20,000 persons, ir a storeroom until the police cluding troops and government be

administrative personnel arrived,"

mobilised in Kwangtung Pro- Vassop Wag arrested in a vince repair and strengthe nearby restaurant,

dykes along the North, East, Han Mr A B. Schofield, defending and Pearl rivers, the broadcast course, cald Wassop, who had said. served in the East for 18 months, An announcement said thewould like apologise to Chan Government would impose strict in open court for the "regrotful" controls African political incident, meetings to prevent ♫ New flarcup.

On

ON EMBARGO

* velopment The Communist authorities in food-threatened areas along the provided from a development Yellow River decided to set up loan fund-Reuter, food prevention headquarters Wassop had been celebrating a call on civilian volunteers what he expected would be his to help with dyke repairs and US HOLDING OUT At recent mediinga African

departure for Britain on May 6. other work. speakers deliberately spoke to I had now been held up, pend- undermine the Government, iting the ease. suld. Several African leaders, powerful trade including unionist Tom Mboyn, recently Bald, "the war will never end."

His superior,. Lieut Gordon Others attacked the Goyen-c. Clark,

gave evidence of ment's agrarian reform scheme Wassop's good character. and said that the King's African

GOOD CHARACTER

Another issue on which any new combination musi obtain CENIOR offieinls of inter- broad backing if it is to have national organisations any chance of investiture, ob- must observe the utmost servers say, is the ratification of tho six-nation Euratom and discretion no that. the out- Common Market Treaties signed side world cannot judge in Rome on March 25. exactly what role. Lord

France's partners, remember- Ismay has played in helping ing the death of the European Rifles Regiment w **sinve As Leading Seaman Wassop to shape and strengthen Army project in the National army" and that African police was asslatant to a padre. His Nato daring his five years Assembly, will be arxiously officers were "prisoners of the good work in this had been of office, but there is no watching the prospects For doubt that his contribution ratifying the two treaties, which has been large and im- the Moliet Cabinet had planned portant. That the highest British authorities hold this opinion la evidenced by the decision to confer upon him membership of the nupreme British Order of Chivalry, the Most Noble Order of the Garter.

Mr Paul Henri Spaak, Lord Ismay's BUCCESBOT, box received another TATO honour the Charlemagne Prize for what ho has done for European unity. This fact can be taken as one of the many signs that show in what spirit and with what distinction the affairs of Nato will be guided in the

усага Immediately ahead.

The Yangise and Min rivers were also threatening to over-

cald, Blow, the broadcast France-Presse.

Flu Aboard Carthage

Paris, May 22. The United States was report- ed today to be holding out against other Nato countries and Japan who want the strategic embargo against China brought into line with the less-seyere embargo against Soviet Russia,

French Boured guld a Cana- |dian compromise put forward o! yesterday's meeting of Chincom the Nalo plus Japan Complites Colombo, May 22.

with revising tho If such statements went un- Magistrate, imposing the fini No visitors werd

allowed charged should be debated in mid-June.

checked, they might spark more said: "I can't let you go free aboard the liner Carthage today Chinese embargo-met with no Political observers, surveying violence, the announcemnt sak. on your apology alone. The and no transit passengers were п confused scene, said the The new control would include offence 15 serious and I take permitted ashore because of 25 most promising candidates for tupo recording ot political | into account your age."--Reu- Influenza cases on the ship.

The ship's inst port of call Death Sentence was Singapore, where there is an influenza epidemic..

Europeans."

the Premiership appeared to] meetings-United Press.

mentioned in a Navy magazine,

Mr G. Tara Singh,

Ler.

New Argentine Coup Fails

Buenos Aires, May 23. DRESIDENT Pedro §. Artm-

buru nipped a military coup dretat in the buď today by arresting two generals and an 'admiral and disciplining other high-ranking" odicern, it was High military sources mich the

reported today:

Arrested officers had planned | to depo Aranburua install Qen, Laila Barciti, of

the

taken

at

success,

Another accling is scheduled for tomorrow,--Unlied Press,

for

Manila, May 23. The Fort Health' officer sald all Hadj Kamlog, the Philip- ships coming trom the Fan East pines' most notorious postwar

Com would be put under restricted outlaw outside of the quarantine until the epidemic multa, received the death some

Similar obates.

precautions fence on Wednesday for having

the terrorised Jolo Province were belg Ratmalana airport on planes several years with his Moro coming from, tho, Far Eant if (Moalem Filipino) bandit gang, Kamlon murronderod to the there are influenza cases uborki,

Governmenś - foredr` two, yedir Ceylon's Health Department ago after three years of mucetes. Miguel Villarruel, nefasued a statement on the danger | fully eluding in the Jalo jungles cavalry. corpe commander, | of the Malayan flu epidemic and a huge army sent out to get also were said to have beci | sprending to Ceylon. Unized him, deur, or alive. -- Franco- disciplined United Press, Prem.

the Army, as the heath of a Unconfirmed reports sald former new nationalist regime,

Air Minister Julio C. Krause alte had been' placed in house arrest. Friends sald, however, that Krause is merely stay ing with friência,” Gen. Frenando "Hyengu," COATS mander of the 3rd Army, and Gen

Another officer known to have been gaoloci, in connection with the reported plot was Busett!, Gen. Hector Bolans Pachoco, who was relieved from active duty last week after Aramburu refused to appoint him director of tho Military Academy.

Presse,

East

Two other members of the group were also arrested on

Rubber and drans of oil in jaharges of activities against the

No one was burt, firemen sald

Police reinforcements and

State and pamphlets issued by the group were seized.

steel-helmeted men of the riot Moro atrests are expected squad were called out to control among the group protesting the thousands who watched the forthcoming ministerial meeting blaze.

There were no incidents, Rouler.

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