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ANOTHER

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the

THE Chairman of

American

Democrathe Party, Mr Paul Butler, han come up with a prediction that President Eisenhower will resign before the end of his term of office.

Mr Butler's opinion is that the Presistent la "unable to continue to discharge the duties and responsibilities of his office" and that he

hand over will

to. Vice- President Nixon.

Darts have been thrown for too long at America's "part time" President. The marksmen bavo

thrown

everything bar the souls

the

of corners

in

the

political ring, yet Presi- dunt Eisenhower remains ns. Imperturbable as ever. Maybe it is time to ask "Is:

this Nero fiddling while Rome burna? Or could it be something else?" Could it, for instance, be an

experienced fell comman der drilled to keep his at- tention on what he and his general staff think to their main objective? Established

be

ESS of a home politician

Lethan his predecessor, Mr

Truman, President Eisen- hower has nevertheless established himself in the eyos of the world (if at at the moment in the eyes of his own countrymon) AN a statesman of the highest order.

With Sir Winston Churchill

11

he was one of the designers

Allied vletory of the Europe, and it was as a

- vorld's statesman that

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Whiteaways

HANGKONG LAKOWLOON

LIFE THREATENED

QUEEN'S LIFE

Queen Elizabeth II

BRITISH JETS POUND YEMENI BARRACKS

By JAMES NORRIS

Aden, May 6.

Bomb Menace In Scotland

TO WIPE OUT

THE

INSULT

Kirkcaldy, May 6.

A home-made bomb with a letter threatening the life of Queen Elizabeth, was delivered to a house here today.

The Queen is to visit this part of Scotland next month. The bomb, containing 12 ounces of gelignite, arrived in a

safe condition.

Will Not Be Safe

But the note with it warned; "One wo are contemplating using somewhere in Fifeshire on June 30, whilst perhaps not being of the same design, will definitely not be safe and will wipe out the insult of June, 1953." This was the month in which the Queen was crowned "Elizabeth the Second"-a title strongly attacked by Scots nationalists who say the first Elizabeth was only Queen of England.

The note and the bomb were sent to 37-year-old local

journalist, Mr Alan Mackay.

Mr Mackay was asked in the note: "Please forward this bomb to the appropriate authorities and notify the Scottish public that English insults will no longer be tolerated."

To Visit Colliery

When the Queen and Prince Philip tour Fife on June 30, they are due to visit a colliery near here and then have lunch with the Kirkcaldy magistrates and councillors..

British jet fighters today fired rockets at fortified Yemeni barracks one mile

Qataba west of

after heavy machine-guns there had opened up across the The Aden Protectorate fron- tler at British and Aden His troops.

An offieint statement issued

Mr

parcel, wrapped in plain brown paper, was delivered at Mr Mackay's private address.

six-year-old daughter Alison, collected it at the door from the postmun and carried it upstairs to the living room of their second storey flat.

RAILMEN WANT AT LEAST 3 PER CENT INCREASE

London, May 7. Britain is anxiously watch- ing pay claim talks here today which could end in a call for a national rail strike by half a million

Broad Agreement On Rebels

Summit Approach

At Nato Meeting

Copenhagen, May 6. Foreign Ministers of the 15-nation Nato Alliance reached broad agreement here today on the Western line of approach in seeking to arrange a summit conference with Russia, usually reliable sources reported. Summing up the outcome of Leaders of three unions are two-day debate behind closed

doors

East-West relations meeting the head of the slate-they said there appeared to be owned

men,

cont.

rall system to put a

од

10

"blunt" demand for wage in general consensus of opinion creages of at least three per that the following considerations

should be adhered Outright rejection of the future: claim could result in an early ratiway stoppage on top of the three-day-uld strike,

London

KEY MAN

unilaterally

without equiva- Jent compensation from the Esst.

★ la

reaching any settlement on disarma- not ment, the balance musé

Capture Airport

Singapore, May 6.

Rebel troops commanded by Col Sumual captured Djallolo on Western Hal- mahera yesterday, a re- port reaching here from Menado said.

Rebel troops, according to the réport, Invaded Djaloto on Sunday after intensive bomb- ing and the town and fis air- port fell to Sumual's troops on Monday afternoon,

It said the Invaders met light resistance. There was no men- tion of casualljes.

LOYALTY

bo upot between nuclear and conventional armaments, The results of the conference A rebel source said the situs- tion on Moralal Island, which

will be announced tomorrow in

The West should press *

on towards a summli conference but with care. bus

should not

a communique which the minis- ★ The West

lers will approve at their clos- zive away any polleating session in the morning.

Sir Brian Robertson, Chair- man of the British Transport Commission, is the key man in today's crucial talks,

He told the railway union

chiefs yesterday that If they

were prepared to co-operate in economy proposals the Govern

ment would authorise an extra £25 million Investment In the railways in the next two years. Sir Brian sald this would

position

to the

Russians

Response To

Appeal For

Cancer Drug

Soviet Note

discussed the Today they latest Soviet noter to the Big Three Western powers-Britain, the United States and France.

Delegations were cut down to alx à sklo-to allow more con- Adential discussion and no verbatim record of tho ceedings was taken, the sources tsaid,

speed modernisation and make a "review" of wages possible The Hongkong doctor who

The Soviet notes said that now later in the year.

has sent an urgent appeal agreement had been reached on opinions through to Japan requesting a exchanging

diplomatic channels Russia hoped cancer-curing drug for a all sides would seek the canlest patient was informed last possible conclusion of the work. night, to wait for further information from

the manufacturer'in Japan.

The

the union chicks left meeting bitter and pessimistiy mecting with their and held a national extcutives last night.

THEY AGREED

General Eisenhower's chief promise and

and Juy here tonight said patrols today

to meet Sir power when he was first elected started clearing remaining dis-

|-sidents-from-the high ground- "President. As the nation's her resin Jebel Jihaff and are in

BA

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road from

_control_of..........the. dent Eisenhower was twice | Gataba inlo Prolectorale terri- carried to the White House tory,

Patrols in the and under him America has

Sonuh area increased her position were fired upon by Yemeni appreciably

world heavy machine-guns from pasts arbiter.

or the Protectorate side of the ontier, south-cost of Qutaba, But the President's term of Yemeni frontier town.

office comes to an end in

DIRECT HIT 1960_or_alternatively, _____ the anges are correct, ha will step down before that date.

Own Position

THE

When Vellom jelnighters-at-- tacked these posts, other heavy machine-guns in and near the

berecks a mulle west of Qataba and on open ground cast of Qataba fred at them.

The Venoms Then

freu

T contending parties rockets and cannons at the bar- mast, therefore, consider | ravics" maeltine-gun emplace- what their own position ments and held gun along.

be when the time side. will

comes to replace him.

One heavy probably

direct h

explosion,

from on on ammunition

resulting

For the Democratic Party it dump, severely damaged the

A rpokesman here stressed

town itself Was

la not unnatural that they barracks, should point to any flows they can find in the present that Qataba state of affairs, and blame not attacked, although troops had observed Yemenis fring from the toówn,

them on the President.

centre from

Mackay said tonight: "I started to unwrap it and then found the note. As soon as I read it I rushed downstairs and dumped the parcel in the backyard Police Inter opened the parcel and examined the bomb.

One Wire Loose

The police found three four-ounce sticks of gelignite and one-and-half volt electric battery and à bullet case containing a detonator.

The battery was connected to the gelignite but one wire

had been left loose.

Detectives immediately set out to trace the source of the gelignite, which is similar to that used in local > collieries.

At this meeting, they agreed Brian again today told reporters later they would be asking for a cost-of- living rise of at least three pac cent. Their original claim was for Increases of up to ten per cent.

Leaders of the eight-million- Unlon Congress strong Trades discuss the London bus strike today, considering whether to intervene.

The General Council of the Congress has the right to Inter- Věne In an Industrial dispute only if the livelihood of other workers appears

jeopardy.

Next Step

The doctor, who desires to re-

Tonight next steps in the pre- Burmit talks with Minin апопутона,

told the Paratory China Mall this morning that Moscow were discussed between the Big Three when Mr John when tre teturned tranny izst Foster Dulles, United States night, he received a message Secretary of State, entertained telling him to telephone Britain's Mr Selwyn Lloyd and certain number. Tale he did M Jean Laloy, head of the

and he was able to couvekse with a man with &

European Department of the very French Foreign Office, substitut sirang Japanese socent, telling ing for M. Christlin Pineau, him to swalt for further in- French Foreign Minister who formation from Japan.

entertaining the Danish · Premier, Mr Hans Christian CONVERSATION.

Hansen, to dinner.

was

In the Foreign Ministers' gen-

the

been was reported to have taken by

Tebels last week, had returned to normal. The source said Central Gov- ernment troops who sutren- dered on Moretai had pledged loyalty to Revolutionary Au- thorities, and that 800 Lons of rleo had been landed on the island from rebel ships in the last few days to feed the Islanders United Press,

MOVE SEAT OF GOVT TO MENADO

Singapore, May 7, The Indonesian rebels have

Rent moved their

of Government to Menido in the North Celebes and "transferred" leadership to Joop Warouw, former Indonesian military at- tache in Peking, it was reported today.

The loyalist news Aagency

Antara, in a broadcast moni- tored in Tokyo, said the two moves were reported in an OVER. official announcement the rebel Mcnado station on Tuesday night by the rebel leader, Ventjo Samunt.

TAKEN SIDES Skiney The agency said Colonel Warouw telephone cral debate today Mr to be in The doctor said the

Canadian External conversation was carried out Smith,

Allaire Minister urged the Big with language difficulties, "It seemed to me that he asked Three not to let up in their me to wait for further word efforts to bring about a summit This man

The momentum Heged

me to use conference. first until this of the negotiations should be other drugs

and possibly as- newly developed mytomycin-maintained

is available from the celerated," he said, according to Japanese manufacturer."

About 50,000 busmen have been on strike since midnight

One of them said Inter: "There was enough gelignite to

blow down a large building and it could have ex-on Sunday, keeping all of Lon- ploded." Reuter.

POLICE TAKING

IT SERIOUSLY

Kirkcaldy, May 6,

As for his own Republicans, days have mentional Qataba as

Officinis here over the past 10 The police said tonight that they were taking they will have a job to prove the

"in- which seriously a bomb threat to "wipe out" an

sult" to Scotland when the Queen visits here next month.

to the electorate that it was dissidence in Dhala Emrato their popularity that raised was directed.-Neuter, Ike to power, and not he............ them.

Consider the last few

months cession

Mass Breakout The threat came in a note delivered along with a home-made gelignite bomb to a journalist, Alan Mackay, earlier today.

Dublin, May 0.

economic re Eighteen members. of the

the President outlawed Irish Republican Army The note, signed "E.O.R.", also asked Mackay to battling to save his bud- attempted n mass breakout get. Sputnik... screams from Mountjoy Gaal here today.; now that Iko has not spent They were driven back by enough! Thon come prison guards-United Press, America's breakneck

race

for space... 00s and Alls

as each new effort failed...

and then... relax

satellite orbited.

Back To Realities

B much fuss?

the

that DUT was it worth

President Elsenhower trics gently to -turn the nation's mind back to realities of a world situation that it seems he alone can see vividly.

notify the Scottish public that "English insults will no longer be tolerated."—United Press.

US SCIENTISTS OBJECT TO SHARING ATOMIC SECRETS

nations.

don Transport's 8,400 buses off the roads In an area, of 2,000 square miles,-Reuter,

SMITHFIELD

a Canadian delegation source.

SMITHFIELD The doctor added that it seem. Mr Smith also launched a

MARKET

STRIKE CONTINUES

London, May 6,

The unofficial

ed that this

him that the

gentleman told new concept that summit the Russians poisonous pre-meetings with Porty of this new drug might should take place in series as be fatal.

global problems were too com- "Anyhow, I

walling plicated to be solved at one 203 Kittl further instruction," the dos moeting-Reuter. tor said.

PLEVEN TO

Strike of TRY TO FORM

1,650 transport workers

at

London's Smithfield

Meat Market main dis GOVT AGAIN

tributing point for the to- capital continued day. Meat supplies were still about one third below normal.

Officials said that no moves. had been initiated yet to end the strike which is now in its third week.

from

not

Parls, May 6. Reluctant candidate Rene Pleven tonight agreed to try to form a government and break France's three- week-old crisis.

Pleven has been demanding fron-elód guarantees of support from the chief non-Communist Parties.

Today he got the..Dod from the Christian Democrats and the Independents.

Ha decided to go ahead although the Independents would only grant their "favour- able

not prosumption", and offer a firm promise of support. ---United Press,

Armed with new-found sup- port from the Christian De-

and The dispute began over a re-mocrats

the Right-wing Jected pay claim to raise the Independents, the 67-year-old workers' present minimum wage Resistance Party chieflain told of C10 5s by 15 per cent. President Rene Coty he would The New Zealand Meat Pro- go ahead despite Sociallet re- ducers Board and the Argentine fusal to join his Cabinet. Meal Instituto said that the position was unchanged" from Washington, May 0. proposals by individual mem-p "However, this policy can at yesterday when importa

maintain a precarious Now Zealand were still getting to the market, and chilled meat Feduration of American bere of the Joint Congressional best Selentists today objected to Atomic Energy Commission on balance of fear. Any irrational

ground that sharing of proposals to share United States the

act may upset this balance and from the Argentine was utomie accrets with Allied secrets might set up "fourth, fear itself can lead to Irrational greatly affected" by the strike.

fifth and sixth" atamle powers behaviour. It would appear, to Reuter, In addition to the present three be obvious that this greater The Federation, which claims be United States, the Soviet number of nations coming into Man may be on the edge of nationwide membership of Union and Britain.

possession of atomic weapons Space, but his most urgent over 2,000 scientists and th- problem is still to survive gineers, said in to travel there... not just that questioned whether the Scientists opposed the suggested the stalemate.

the sime "The FAS Council therefore

Washington, May 8. proposals would contribute to amendesenta

belleves that any

step which

The State Department spokes: the security of the

United reason.

"Both Russia and the United would assist other nations in man maid 'today tho United As United States politicians Slates,

enormous des-obtaining har States powers

atomic weapons States bad not yet received the President grab for the robe that must

London, May 6. pass from the President's naked Congress to give him tuvo power," the natement should be taken only after the text of a Chinco mesingo on

Mr. Elnar Qabardsen, Nor- shoulders the world my yet authority to exchange informa said. "A principal element of most careful and extensive con- Korean reunification, handed: 10,

way's Prime Minister today in- be glad that this vast social tion on nuclear weapon with American military policy is to alderation of all the implications, the British Chorge D'Affaires in

We believe that, the Congress | Peking, the build up and to protect by amending

retaliatory furen et and therefore the people should Until the text we received vited Mr Harold Macmillan, the organisation has had, theso the Allies

of nuclear present restrictive clausOS last six years, a steady hand the Atomic Energy Act, mumclent strength to deter the not delegate their responsibility the Department would have no dich Prime Minister, to pay, at the helm in a time of The Had Already been Rutas con initiating a total in such matters to the adminis- comment, the spokesman #id an official, visit to Norway...--

Neuter

·tration."---Rauten

Beuter. bysteria and tranquilllaers. opposition to the President's | war,

to got there sooner.

statement a

Eisenhower

The Fedoration of American the more precarious becomes

for

Reunification

J

Invitation

NO FINER CHOICE THAN

was mentioned earlier on the rebel Government's Vice- Premier.

has Ho

openly taken aldes with the rebels in broadcasts from Meta<> Antarn

reported yesterday that he had been suspended from his post in Pelding. Sumual, in his, broadcast, said: "The transfer of their. (rebel) capital and government leader- ship

because was necessary their struggle in Sumatra hed been changed into guerilla warfare," reported the agency, -United Press.

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