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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY JULY 19. 1957.
NEW CHARGE AGAINST SHEPILOV
Responsible For 'Deviations' Of Soviet Writers
Moscow, July 18,
Dimitri Shepilov, sucked along with three other top-ranking Soviet leaders from their post- tions a fortnight ago, is now being charged with responsibility for "deviations" amongst Soviet writers and artists, Soviet papers revealed today.
The paper "Soviet Culture", organ of the Ministry of Culture, in articles in its last two issues charged Shepilov with "side-tracking" writers and artists with the aim of "disorientating' intellectual and artistic circles on the pretext of developing "suppleness".
He "endournged throrics į previously been Secretary of the totally estranged from Sovie Communist Party and was re- literature" which engendered | appointed to this post, "inkdmissible intolerance with He was dismissed from this regord to writers and artists post and finns The Central Com- with revisionist tendencies." the mittee at the beginning of this month. While Secretary of the prper said,
Communist Party, ho WBs entrusted, IN particular with watching over, Soviet art and literature--Fratice-Presse,
Compromise
The paper ulso accused Shepilov of evolving "com- promise formulas" with regard to the role of party lender in this sphere.
He dir not use his position 10 criticise Dul limited him elf raller' to vague anonymous re- marks," the paper saki.
Those criticisms may be linked with criticisins valced last week
DIMITRI SHEPILOV
D'aque Anonymous Remarks
In the Soviet "Lietary Guzz Blo", against well-known writers Cou Run! Sumono and Madame Ahnu Vaitseva,
Sabotage
The newspaper "Pravda of the Ukraine" carfier this week ne- cused Sheploy of "sabotage with regard to possible Nob prize award to Soviet writer Mikhail Shotokov.
UK CANNOT
'INVEST A
DEFICIT
→Eccles
London, July 18.
Sir David Eccles, Presi dent of the Board of Trade, said today the British Gov. ernment was very anxious to increase British Invest- ment in the Commonwealth but it could not "invest a de- Belt."
He was answering a question in the Hour of Commons,
Mr John Cronin, Labour, had askerl what would be the Governuncut policy of priority for Commonwealth trade in the fortheuming International dis- cussions G Europen Free Trade Arca.
„DETERMINATION
Sir David Eccles replied: "As the Prime Minister has said, we to not belleve there is a con- Wadiction between our deter- mination Mat inter-Common- wealth trade should row t Gure proposal for freer trade Inj industrial products in Europe."
Mr Cronin said that in view of the Government's "onwilling
to help Commonwealth "abortive investment and the nature" of the reetul Common- Con⚫ of
wealth Prime Ministers ferrence there was a danger its falling between two stools,
Sir David Eccles replied: 道 to hot at all tecol what you Shepilov was
about Line Say
Commonwealth editor of the party newspaper Investment, The Government "Pravda". He
is very anxious to increase it. Foreign Minister in 1950, to be But we eennot invest a defeil, Fucceeded by Andrel Gromyko It la necessary therefore to earn seven months later, He had and save more."-Reuter,
at one
wag appointed
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WHO SAYS THERE'S A LAW OF GRAVITY?
At showman Mike Todd's party in Battersea Pleasure Gardens after the London premiere of his film "Around the World in Eighty Days" is actress Vivien Leigh in a very curious position. She was enduring the rotor, which pins you to the wall with centrifugal force. Man clutching the wall is Miss Leigh's husband, Sir Laurence Olivier.-Express Photo.
ATOMIC CENTRE ROW IN WASHINGTON
By ROSS MARK
Washington, July 18.
Britain backed by India and Australia is challenging President Eisenhower's plans to create an Asian atomic centre in Manila.
BRITISH ARMY
TESTS NEW FLU VACCINE
London, July 18.
Silently fought in the best diplomatic form, the row nonetheless threatens to wreck the conference of 10 Colombó Plan nations begun in the State Department here 10 days ago,
THE BEST WAY
Colombo Plan delegates were to have decided the best way to spend $20 millon on the Manila centre.
had United States
bution to the Colombo Flon -
Britain's Royal Army Medical Corps is test-dred the money as a contri- ing a new British vaccine designed to combat Asian influenza, the War Office announced tonight.
The vaccine, developed by the Wright-Fleming Institute, i being tied out on 60 volmteers at an RAMC field training centre in Surrey.
Results will be evaluated by the medical nathorities later this month,
Explaining the part played by the RAMC in Righting Aslan flu, the War Office said that specimens from enlisted Chinese personnel
flown
were
A
from
Hongkong to the Corps' College at Millbank, Lontion.
SPECIMENS
PASSENGERS STRANDED
IN PARIS
and
aimed, at ruising living standards
Asia's millions under Eisenhower's world-wide atoms- for-peace programme,
British
representative quickly swang to attack Ray- ine Antara weren't yet rendy be able to develop their own nuclear
Цо programmes puggested "Aslane would be better pl developing ther industry and farms frak.
Paris, July 18. BUSLOAD of Britons, Indian delegnio joined the as- Insuli. He said India which once Australians,
hoped to be the site of Asla dians on their way to New centre felt that Manila was no Delhi from London were good as site for the organish- camping out about 18 miles on which was southeast of Paris today, Asia and was good only for waiting for a driver.
The specimens frani Hongkong, and three Australiang left. Lon- The 16 Indians, eight Britons with others from Malaya, were don to drive to New Delhi on packed in thermos flasks with serve the virus in a low tem-the bus aboard the car ferry, carbon dioxide now to pre Tuesday. Bait their Edgin
driver left thỏm diuer putting perature.
CAMPED OUT
In Britain a virologist grew the They camped out at Boulogne virus and leartied that the infeco Tesday night, then found a tion was duo to virus "A" in-French driver to bring them as fluenza, of which various sub-far as Patio strains-are-alrondy, tenown..
to servo
nylons of South-east Asia,
NO EXPERTS
11
Australian delegate said his country could contribute money and no atomic, expert to the centre as it was fully snged in bilateral arrangements under Colombo Plan..
eb-
United Statca delegate, Ondine at the Paris Batch John Hollister, was particularly
A
PEOPLE
FLEE TOWN
Red Bud, I, July 18. BOUT 1,500 of the 2,000 residents of Red Bed fed their homes today when foul-smelling anhydrous ammonia gas enveloped the town.
Twenty-five persons became ill.
Far East Is Supreme Test For A Singer
--RICHARD TUCKER
By CLAIRE COX
New York, July 18.
A concert tour of the Orient left Metropolitan Opera tenor Richard Tucker with little to sing about.
In eight weeks, he not only travelled 50,000 miles on seven airlines, giving 20 concerts in 15 cities, but also braved floods in Bangkok and
but none required hospitalisa- battled cockroaches in Malaya.
tion.
Tree leaves, grass and garden plants in the northwest portion'
Ite tried to keep calm through an anti-A-bomb riot in Japan and near arrest In Formoss.
Но sweated through concerts of the city, where the choking in stifling old cinemas without funics
were concentrated, air conditioning, two nights in a turned black and will die.steaming, and a fight in an air- hotel room with no White houses turned brown,
HOSE BROKE
The gas escaped when a hose broke as Claude Simpson was Alling a tank truck with the eye-watering
fertiliser com- ponent at his bulk station. He repaired the leak in about an hour atter finding a gas mask. Mayor Walter Schuhmann sald the night watchman at the bulk station enlled to tell of the leak about 5 am. Schuth mann turned on the fire siren and let it blast continuously.
windows,
plane in which chickens ending in enter were his fellow passengers.
His accompanist, Erwin Jospe of Chicago, hind to anoke do with planos ready for muscunt", including one upright and baby grand in Saigon that was so tiny Tucker could scarcely hear it."
Demonstrations
he
Tucker said that while was singing away at the top of But when asked whether he his vulée in a concert hall in would do it again, he declared: Tokyo, he could hear
anti- "You bet,"
Ametiens deigenstrations in the Mir Tucker' lour of Siam,cquare outside, with people Vicutam, Singapore, Mulava, chanting protects against atom- Hongkong, Formosa, Japan, bomb tests.
In Formosa, during anti- Korea and the Philippines was made under the ausplets of the American demonstrations, Na- State Department. His golden tionalist troeps marched into a tenor was heard by about 25,000 banquet hall where Mr Tueker
never wDE persons, many of whorn
guest of honour, but and heard a vulce like his bemurched right out again when бого,
Informed they had made a mis- "Were I a prima donna, 1 take. Mr Tucker ruso to the would have packed up and occasion by castrig, the tension gone home after the second with an impromptu concert. concert," Enid Mr Tucker. Mr Tucker cald that in up- dedicated to pearances in run-down cinemas He then went to the town my or, and the reception in Kuala Lumpur and in Saigon
telephone switchboard and from
audiences was he got so hot under the glare of angwered dozens of Inquiring gratifying. enough to make lights that seemed as powerful enlla, warning them to leave worth while. I felt like a do- as beacons that he had 10 town.
butante. I had to make good." change his clothes three times
Goodwill
in lngle concert.
"A chair behind the movie
UP AND DOWN
Police officer Henry
Braun raced up and down the street in the hardest hit sections to war the residents.
"But 1
In addillon la singlog. Mr screen was my dressing room In Tucker bullt goodwill for Salgon," he said, "Outside the America by playing baseball temperature was arouná 110, with Japoncs, attending diplo- but I was 150,
matic lunches, cacinil parties "I had to work harder on top and dinner, And selling up of it all. The audiences want- penfriend correspondence beed to hear only the most dir- tween Asian and Ai rican full numbers. And instead of children.
the usual three or four encores sing in America, I often did as many as seven,
"I had to abandon my usual practice of resting the day of
In 10 to 15 minutes, Schuhmann
said about three-quarters of the population was on the way out, some on foot and others n performante." he .said, "If any ginger wants to know in cars and trucks. Sektuhmann Usually I don't speak to anyone whether he's a real artist, he salg a few of those made all day, to rest my voice, But should go to the Far East. It le pas out, but were quickly I had to talk to all kinds of the supreme ·test.”—-United revived.—Ünited Press.
people on this trip.
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