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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1867,
REMOVAL OF 'DISCORDANT NOTES'
HUSBAND
Ike Believed
KILLER Moving Towards
FREED
Alderson, IV. Va, June 10.
Mrs Doralby Krager Smith, a general's daugh- ter convicted of killing her husband, colonet in
Japan,
was freed today from 1 federal prison.
Ninc days ago, the US Supreme Court ruled that Mrs Smith
tried Illegally by an army court martial in Japan.
WAS
The 44-year-old woman was convicted by an army court in Tokyo on JAD. 10, 1933. of stabbing Colonel Aubrey Smith to death with
foot-long hunting knife as he slept, Sho was sentenced to. Hife Imprisonment with harit labour.--Reuter.
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Communists
Rehabilitated In Russia
Kishi's Views
By RALPH HARRIS
Washington, June 19. President Eisenhower and Mr Nobusuke Kishi, Japan's Prime Minister, agreed at the open- ing of their talks at the White House today that "discordant notes" in Japanese-United States rela- tions must be removed, informed sources reported.
The President and Mr Kishi did not identify the discordant notes when they met for a general discussion which lasted one hour, nor did they say how they proposed to isolate and eliminate them so as to achieve their goal of putting those relations on a friendlier and more permanent basis.
But diplomatic sources report- ed they were encairaged to belleve that the President had Kone a long way towards no cepting Mr Kishi's appraisal of the "Inpanese-United States partnership.
had decided to make a strong stand for changes in United States policies towards Japan and to express his bellef Unt differences over some of these policies were playing into the hands of international Com-
This in hot the terms of co-munism. operation
two between the countries sherald luke into ac- count, more than it does at pre- sonil, Japan's post-war einer gence as one of the most im- porlant ecomunic and political factors in mun-Communist Asib,
Moscow, June 19. More than half of the
Set The Tone Communists who were previously expelled from
Prevident Eisenhower, who the Soviet Communist often goes out of his way party has been rehabi-express a keen understanding of Japan's diplomatic, hade and litated since the party's defence problems, get the tone 20th Congress last year, it for the talks as 3r Kihi was was stated today.
I. Boltsov, Vice-President of the party's control commission, wald in an article published here today that the former members who had been expelled for
had vorivus
been "completely re-established their right, following an in- vestigation of individual cases made by the Central Committee of the party.
reasons,
Boltsov said that mass expul- sions from the party would l abolished favour of the indi- vidual examination of all cases, He said: "It is necessary to de- fend Communists against un- justified accusations and slander of all sorts.
was
Mr Kirhi, a strong supporter of Japanese-United States co- operation in world affairs, is expected to tell Mr Dulles, and Mr Elsenhower when he neet's him again on Friday, that it is remove irritations essential to and differences bear exploited by the Japanese feftist opposi- tion.
He was also expected to x plain that Japan's re-emergence as a leading power in the Fur East is reason enough for the new relationshly he is seeking.
1. The growing Japanese demand for revision of was arrangements governing
the States
Some of the points of dif- arriving here this morning, ferences described by Mr Kishi At the precist moment that as being ripe for discussion, Mr Kishi was stepping out of are: Mr Eisenhower's personal plane at the military air transport terminal after a flight from San Francisco, Mr Ebenhower
of United telling
a press co
conference: "We believe that great oppor- security forces In Japan, tunities are opening up for great increase in understanding with our friends, the Japanese, to bring our interests into closer co-operation
we as policies of the world."
staticing
Complicated
This problem has been com- pursueplicated by
the ruling of a federal judge In Washington
Mr Kishi w tackle the job yesterday that Specialist Third
of creating this greater under- Class William Girard must not standing when
he confers at be placed
under
Japanese
on
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the State Department tomorrua | jurisdiction for trial with Mr John Foster Dulles, the manslaughter charge arking
·Secretary of State,
from the death of a Japanese woman in February.
He in expected to make specific suggestions for putting Japan on what he belleves will
2. Japan's aspirations to
CAR MASCOT MAY BE ILLEGAL
Thousands Might JORDAN DETAINEES
Be Affected.
London.
Tens of thousands of British motorists may be affected by this mascot on Walter Harrison's car. If it is illegal then they, too, are lawbreakers.
Mr Harrison is being summonsed in a Huddersfield magistrate's court for having what police allego to be a dangerous Rtting on his Mark 1 Ford Zephyr,
If he is found guilty it may mean the makers of Fords, Austins, Hillmans, Morrises, Humbers, Standards, Bentleys and Jaguars will have to redesign their bonnet
decorations.
KILLED BY EGYPTIAN GUARDS
Amman, June 19. Egyptian security forces fired on Moslem Brotherhood detainees in an Egyptian prison early this month, killing 43 and wounding 35, Mohammed Khalifch, leader of the Jordan Moslem Brother- hood Party, said today.
He told a press conference here that the security forces
A boy was injured by the mascot when Mr Harrison's car bumped him in Huddersfield Inst June 4. The police had no complaint against Mr Harrison's driving.--Londen opened fire on the defalnces at Express Service.
Water Shortage In Vienna As Europe
Swelters
London, June 19.
Turah Prison with Bren-guns and automatic weapons at the orders, he said, of the Egyptian President, Colonel Nasser, and the Interior Minister, Colonel Zaharia Mohieddin.
THEIR STRIKE
given
The orders had been because the prisoners refused to end their strike against violent treatment by Egyptian police, he said,
CONSPIRACY
DOCUMENTS
PUBLISHED
Disarmament LLOYD MEETS ZORIN
London, June 19. Mr Selwyn Lloyd, the British Foreign Secre- tary, today probed So- viet intentions at the current phase of the dis- armament talks here which are focussed upon the attainment of a partial disarmament and tem- agreement porary cessation of nuclear test explosions.
A British source said that Mr Lloyd had proposed this afternoon's private talk with Mr Zorin to got a clearer idea of Soviet plans for
inspection in ground undertaking to call off tests for a two to three-year period.
LEADERSHIP ·
an
proposal for temporary cessation of tests was made last Friday by Mr Zorin in the five- nation United Nations disarma- ment sub-committee here.'
This week Mr Lloyd has him-
self taken ever leadership of the British delegation on the sub- At morning meet- committee.
gates to the Conference have
Ings this weck, Westorn dele- continued work on a partial dis-
armament plan to be presented by the American delegate, Mr Harold Stamen.
It A Western Source sald appeared that the Western dele- gates, representing the United
France States, Brillo,
and Canada, had not yet fully deter- mined their attitude to Soviet proposal on test explosions.
STASSEN'S PLAN
re-
Tomorrow, when the full Dis-
Sub-committoo urnament sumes work, the British dolega- Uon' is expected to take up again the question of limitation of force Invels,
Mr Staesen's plan is not ex- pected to be ready for presenta- tion this week.
Amman, June 19. The Jordan Government sold his party today published what it said Mr Khaffen regretted the attitude of Egypt and Syria in refusing to pay was the photostatic copy of
Boitsov said the purty
Most of Europe still sweltered today except in their share of the Arab subsidy a letter from an Egyptian tow examining requests for re-
alms and regain some volce in the areas where thunderstorms sent the thermometer to Jordan. He also attacked the officer proving the existence policies of political of a "conspiracy" among admission into the sarly sent by be a more equal basis of Kovernmen, of lic Ryukyu
But in north-eastern Italy thousands parties in Syria and the Lebanon, certain Jordan officers ained Monday. tumbling. members of former
with the group partnership
United Islands where the United States
He supported the polley of which constituted the opposition | States.
maintains
forward defence camped with their cattle on the tallest dykes as the Jordan Government of adhering against King Hussein. to V., Lenin, founder of the
sources salci
to positive neutralism and world rain-swollen River Po continued to rise. Sovlet state.---France-Presse, they understood that Mr Khi base on Okinawa.
peace and not joining foreign pacts or supporting any world
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3. Pressure in Japan for increased trade with In Rovigo: North-East Italy: Communist China following Bri- The Fo brenched its banks et tain's decision to relax its own two points today threatening trade embargo against Peking-32,000 people, living un fertile Reuter.
farmland on the delta island of Ariano. Experis said today was the critical day as the flood crest rolled downstream towards the Adrlatie.
HEADS TAKE
an
TIME OUT
FOR GOLF
Washington, June 10.
President Elsenhower got undiplomatic jump on
STORMS
In Paris: Violent storms In the Bordeaux region of France vine- have caused damage to yards, orchards and crops. people died
ANOTHER AGROUND IN SUEZ
bloc.
the
The last meeting of the full sub-commitice took place last
Later Lodny, Mr Lloyd was meeting Mr Stassen at a private The hand-written etter, dated | dinner given by the Prime April 22 and marked "strictly Minister, Mr Harold Macmillan confidential", was sald to have at 10 Downing Street-Bouter. been written from Amman by
Mr Khalifch called for. the Egyptian Colonel Mohamed creation of a neutral third bloo Yusri Kunsuwak, of the Joint not aligned with either cast or Egyptian Syrian - Joodadalam west,
Ho
DISSOLUTION
Hafez
nimexi forces command, to Egyptian Brigadier, Tamil, on the same command,
ROYALISTS
The letter officers аге commanders
said the Brotherhood in Cairo, Parly supported the present constitutional status in Jordan but not the suspension of con stitutional life or dissolution of parliament.
(The Jordanian Foreign Minis- ier, Mr Samir Ritai, announced sunstroke or The Panamanian ship Rio yesterday that the Cabinet had Besaya ran aground in the decided to suspend parliament Suez Canal today, further for three months, but no reason delaying a southbound con-was given for the suspension).
Six
bething accidents yesterday and
the heatwave continued today,
Suez, June 19.
but with temperatures a lite lower than yesterday's Paris peak of 88 Fahrenheit. The hot voy already a day late be--Reuler. for
Japanese Prime Minister Nobusuke Hishi today as the two teed off
round of golf,
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Eisenhower smasked 228-yard drive down the midate of the fairway on the 399-yard first hole at the exclusive Burning Tre Club.
Kishi's drive covered 170 yards from the ter
After the two men chang- ed Intu golf clothes, Elsenhower presented the Prime Minister with a set of Ben Hogan woods and Irons in a bag that bore a plaque with this inscrip- Klon; **To Prime Minister Klahi from President Elsen- lower" Kight began use them at once.
SUNNY MOOD
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In the first foursome, Elsenhower tesmed np with Takizo Matsumoto, mem- ber of the Japanese House of Representativca, ngainst Kiabi and US Senator Prescott Bush.
The President was in a raised Suany mood and several laughs among the nowomen as the foursome toed off. One
stato respective handicaps of the President and Kishi-wFIS disclosed before the match bogan,
Elsenbower's handicap for the par 18 course was 16. Kizhi was given as "20_or_ 11.”
The White Henso prem Jazića Hagorky, told reporters after the FAMD WAS UDVIKL#You won't believe it, but match ́ ́osano vul Even,
United "Prom, E
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and stormy weather was likely to continue, experts sald
cause of an earlier ground-|
In London: Heavy rain and ing. thunderstorms toppled tempera-
tures in Britain today ending The lo Besaya grounded the heatwave of the past six some 10 miles north of here but days. The temperature in Cen- officials said she was expected to tral London at noon GMT was got off the mudbanks quickly. 70 degrees Fahrenheit, ten de- grees lower than yesterday.
Overnight storms caused damage and flooding across the south of the country,
In Berne: The situation was almost normal in Alpine regions flooded last week, The Visp Zermatt Railway line, cut yes-
avalanche of terday by a big rocks and earth, Was opened again today.
TEMPERATURES
The southbound convoy was held up. In the Conal all night when the British tanker Tribulus ran uground.
IN SUEZ
SYRIAN FUNDS BLOCKED IN SAUDI-ARABIA?
Beirut, June 10. The usually rellable news-
stated: "Royalist being appointed of all army units and free officers are being de-
tained pending an investigation by Jordan Brigadier Izzat Has- can.
Concentration Camps In Red China
Utrecht, June 19. The Chairman of the Dutch Association of ext- prisoners, Mr Investigation may reveal the political names of persons, responsibleG. H. Aalders, said here for the uprising and prove the today a white book would existence of u conspiracy against the King by tree officets.
shortly be published on The letter endod: "All In concentration
camps in formation is being
passed Communist China. directly to Colonel Faud "Hilal,
paper Al Jarida reported today CEYLON BASES
от
to be forwarded by Bim to thố Speaking at a congress of the Egyptian Intelligence service. Assvelation, ho said the inter- Colonel Hilal via expelled from | national committee to combat the Jordan by the government two concentration camps system bad weeks ago Franco-Presse. investigated the existence, of concentration camps and "houses of correction" in Communist
Witnesse had bew heard, at length in Brussels, be said.
A white book shortly eppear on this subject would con- tim refutable proots of the Colombo, June 19. horrible conditions" prevailing in
and Ceylon will grant Britain free | Rat China,
the methods and uninterrupied use subject used by the government to mali... to certain conditions of facilities tain itself and spread Com
FOR BRITAIN
to
that King Saud had blocked Syrian Tunda ILOW In Saudi- Tunker Tribulus, 10,000 tons,Arabia and had demanded the arrived today at Buez south-|
return of a US$0,000,000 joan ward bound after grounding in
made to Syria two years ago. the Canal last night, Lloyds re-
King Saud's move was eald ported here today.
Tribulus to be the result of recent at- the Lloyds ald
Lacies the Temperatures reached
grounded late
the Saudi-Arabian last night and monarch by the Syrlas Minister late eighties in many areas. was rcfloated 12 hours later.
In Vierma: The shortage of On arrival at Suez che bad of Defence, Khaled el Azm, Eat
Azm's attack on King Saud was water in Vienna why describeti i no apparent dausage,
message
their and also reported to have caused a maki-Reuter
now rift between himself and President Kuwally of Syria.
President Kuwatly's
Letters exchanged between The Foreign Ofles announced coming Bangkok, June 19.
trip to Switzerland, the two governments relating to today that Leonard Scopes has That health authorities an-reportedly for medical ronsons, the transfers were tabled in the been appointed British Ambassa- nounced today the mumber of Auto widely interpreted here my House of Representatives today dor at Katmandu in succession cupen totalled 413,294 with 60 caused by political issues. by Mr Solumon Bandaranaike, to R.B.B. Tollington.-France deaths-Reuter,
the Prime Minister-Reuter.
as "catastropitle" today by the chief of the municipal water supply office. He said the water during consumption roso again the past 24 hours, despite all warulnes of the city adminla-. tration, and Viennese were using more than ever before in the city's history-Reuter.
United Press.
United Press.
forth-
naval and air bases in munism," "Mr Aalders ezik---- Ceylon during the period of Reuter.
transfer to Ceylon be-
ginning this putumn, It was re- vealed here today.
Pressed.
London, June 19.
INNOCENT MAN SPENDS 11 YEARS IN PRISON
Philadelphia June 19. Aaron Turner, a Nego who spent 11 years in prison and was sentenced to death four times for a dotible murder which he did not commit,] was free today, after “bolný acquitted of the crime *** at his sixth trial,, -Ha Hag-bedti sentenced to; life imprison= ment at his fith trial. Kurzini, dizie 2017,
courtroom. smiling broadly, and Jasper Johnson, confessSAN! He said he was going to look
to the crime and were, given a léo sentenon Turner, after for a job, which was all he
first confusdiigaadifor pros Durante for the moment.
stre, he elained-Taterijatr tained that, he had nothing ro Turnkey Wie “skynstøði kftar: ₫
robbery on December 18, 1948 do with the crime," "Lofton at
and Johnýtá refused, to clear Begon Company Et which hkari
KARA Parentc, was fried abá, MODLOA
1948. He uppesiod tímo alter timo, on the grounds that hits constitutional rights had beda violatod Irecause fuis confession had been obtained by forço.
Turner was dondeumed to death ́à- second time the tarpd. Fuer and when he continued....... bla apponia, he was also emitonced stoc dualiain 1931 and 1907 ma
was guilty, but changed the sentence to life imprisonment, Each time, the Bupreme Court of Pennsylvania · rejected the võrellet; and, ordered A now trial;
Pertinylvania's" longest, court Jomtie ended itoday : adjon1 13 years." Naner said it coul only happen in America, gad uchind, "God blom Amation"