THE CHINA MAIL THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1958.
LARGE DEMONSTRATION OUTSIDE BAGDAD DEFENCE MINISTRY
..
LARGE CALIBRE WEAPON
KASSEM ACCLAIMED 'HERO' ASSASSINATION TRY
Thousands Of Students Gather In The Rain
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Bagdad, Nov. 5.
The biggest demonstration since Iraq's July 14 rebellion converged on the barricaded Ministry of Defence today
Premier Karim shouting praise for Kassem.
Middle East Moving Towards New Crisis
London, Nov.
a
the Growing
that крим smouldering unrest in the Middle East is heading toward new eruption with the last crisis barely caused increasing concern in British circles Loday.
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American and
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Lebanon and was hardly completed:
of the Jast few
when evenis
days revealed symptoms of a
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troubled region
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Kassem yesterday རོPFËt༥༩། the rest of his forme Demity, Cul Abdul Suden: Mohunned Aref.
Relatively quiet morning do monstrations snowballer in the aflertawn despite rain.
Thousands of students, In- cluding girls, carried rainsoak- Led plovards Balling Kassein as the "Nution's Saviour" "Hero DỊ Peoples Repalle and “Pence Partisan.;
the
No Impérialism
Girl demonstrators with rain Kitendog down their Incre shouted "Oues is a national re- public No Imperialist tel nos
aeliottismo."
Security forces Increasest along there wiih demonstrators bul Was no interference or violence. Thousands of students gather-
ed in front of the main gate of Kuurded Defence the strongly Ministry where Kussern makers United Arab Republic permiment headquarters and
home, but
troops baried
Inside... way to the grounds st.P.L
butt unleashed
computin A
against the alleged throut of an
BAKTERSAND
israel
Jurdan
A Vacation
King Hossein is to legve shortly for a "vacation“ abroad which, despite all demiols, will probably end in bàs alɔdication.
Fragt Preander Karlı Kassen has ordered the arrest of former deputy Premier, Colonel Abdul Salam Aref, hine time close collaborator, in an effort to end political
It instability
hia country
A feeling of growing easiness was spreading through British crelus, nithough no one could clearly foresee the time an place of a new outbreak of Arab
-France- nationalism.
Presse.
the
WHY BRITAIN
SENT TROOPS TO JORDAN
London, Nov. 5. British forces were sent into Jordan to help peaceful and the development creation of necessary con- ditions for economic pro- gress and sucial develop- ment, the Prime Minister, Harold Macmillan, said to. night.
Mr Marinillau
was speaking
at a dinner given by Brith
UN Rejects Red Move On Korea Jewry
Ita honour of the Israel Ambassador to Britain,
of the founding of
1ted Nations, Nov. 5. Elhu Elath, on the 10th The General Asserably's Puit - | niversal y Heat Committee Loday rejected Israel.
a Soviet demand that
retire.
"I think there are encourag- JUK siz The reat and needs of all the which I would
THE FACE IS FAMILIAR
familiar?
It should be even if the donkey cart isn't !
Man
THE face is fambar Camuy now Hiring in Ireland for the Troy Films
production "Shake Hands with the Devil!”
He Cagney's role in the film is a departure from his usual characters. plays an Irish surgeon who is also a leader of the movement for Irish freedom. -Reuterphoto.
CHINESE SEAT IN UN
Chinese
London, Nov. 5. representation in the United Nations will have to be considered by the U.N. General Assem- bly in due course, Harvey, Under-Secretary of State
Ian
FRENCH
INVADE
TUNISIA
IN BONN ON
REBEL OFFICIAL
Bonn, Nov. 5.
Algerian exile Government spokesman Ameziane Ait Ahcene was shot and seriously wounded in front of the Tunisian Embassy today.
with
Aheene, driving a car French licence plates, was heading toward the Embassy this morning. torri.
His cur
was followed by a Mercedes automobile and the
ring, which poike salt done by a large calibre weapon, cure from the Mercedes.
by
10
Tunis, Nov. 5. Tunisia protested to France tonight that tank-sup- ported French troops had violated Tunisian tory and that one Tunisian
had beon killed and anothar wounded mortar fire. The incidents were said have taken place last night and today in the vicinity of Sakles Sidi Yousser, the Tunisian village near the Algerinn bor- der which Was bombed
by French planes last February, causing a crisis in France's relations with her former pro- tectorate.
MORTAR FIRE
The village
was then being ured as a base by Algerian in- magents, the French alleged.
this
Two Men
Witnesses
Was
that told police there were two men in the car from which the shooting come. The witnesses gave police a ilcenes number.
Ahrene lost control of his car when he was shot and the smoshed Into the Embassy £5 guleposts,
anc
He was luken to the Johnni-
The
Information fer Hospital here where he Tunision Ministry said Sakiet Sidi Yousset was operated
given was shelled by French mortars blond transfusions. last night
Alcene. 27, Yux listed in serious
from condition
head wounds.
Tunisan ometals said Aherne
lawyer bul was an Algerian Donn pollee hud, hirn registered es un Egyptian student--U.P.I.
in
The Tunisians said that morning about two régiments of French troops and 42 tanks had
Tunisian penetrated
territory in the region of Bou-jade, the same area.
Last reports, the same soICCES still said, indicated they were sout two miles inside Tunisian territory and had invaded and searched several villages.-- Iteuter.
"JACK THE RIPPER
OF VIENNA?
Vienna, Nov. 5.
The police searched their records of missing and murder- ed women today for fresh evidence against a 48-year- old washing machine salesman, who, they said would probably put even Löndon's famed "Jack the Ripper" to shame.
at the Foreign DOG BREAKS
Office Told the Commons today in a written reply
to a question.
vital Arub prople, list is face, tronomie progress and soctal | Chinese development, can easily be ob-
by politicul scured
and
pro- paganda exeltement. But, I am
all the people persuaded that
for of South Korea¦ of the Middle Esst year
senli Uve of North Korea be in- vited to take part in the com mitler's tebde on the Koreni
Jasue.
Instend the RI-member body adopted by 51 votes to ten with 16 abstentions, a United States resolution urging that only the representativr
be loved. Reuter.
stability and growth "--UP).
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The British Government
that the question ut representation wiill harve to be taken into account Je any long term settlement in the Far East, Mr Harvey ackled. Pop the time being, however, the view of the British Govern- ment remains that to press the Issut! in face of the present deep division of opinion in the United Nations would do more harm than good.
MODIFICATION
In another written answer Mr
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HONEYMOON
The salesman, Max Guffer, allegedly confessed to helping
to murder three women and itempting to murder another.
The pollee sold they found women's
and clothing
other articles in hip rooms which link him with the murder of Q fourth woman, J 47-year-old Viennese prostitute, and probably some 10 others,
Walt Disney
Appointed
DUKE AND DUCHESS ROUGH IT
the
London, Nov. S. The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester will comp out
in for night Ethiopian wilde during a 12-day royal tour starting next week, the official programme of their jour- ney
discloses,
BY-ELECTIONS
WILL SHOW
GOVT'S POPULARITY
London, Nov. 6.
Voling in two Parliament- ury by-elections in Bag- land today will show how for the Conservative Government is maintain- ing its recently-revived popularity with voters.
Both contests are for "safe" Conservative
the scata und that WOTS!
befall the could Government in either case 18 a sharp drop in its majority.
AL Chichester. Sussex, Mr Walter Harris Loveys, COTL servative, is defending & sent held by the Government with R 18,122 majority at the 1950 General Election.
He has a straight fight with Mr William Edgar Simpkina, Labour.
STRAIGHT FIGHT
At Morecambe and Lonsdale, Lancashire, there is a straigh light between Mr Basil de Fer- Tant, Conservative, and Mr Frank McManus, Labour, Can- scrvatives are defending a 17,701 majority.
lugufts of both conicats are expected around noon on Friday. The state of parties in the House of Commons is at present: Conservaitves and allies 331;
Labour Liberals
279; 0;
of
Independents Vacani #rals
8:
G.
---Reuter.
uncle The 18-year-old Queen Elizabeth, a keen hunter, will sto on safari with the Duchess from the old town of Gondar on November 10
They will probably hunt He Saw Red species of mountain antelope which is unly found in Ethiopia.
Porteinville,
Besides visiting Ethiopia TAXI-SEEKING pedestrian A climbed into the back scat still a little known land to the
at a outside world despite air com- of a red and white car
Duke munications-the
and downtown intersection yesior- Duchess will go to the British day. Somaliland protectorate on the The "cab-driver" turned out
10 be fire chief Ross Gardner. Horn of Africa, and to Aden.
who ordered the man out of The Duke and Duchens will his offelal car. Gardner today MAUREEN Perce, 21, cut
his fly more than 1,000 miles during ordered honeymoon
car painted all thet: lour-China Mail Special. | white-UP.I. and came
Hereford, Nov. 5.
San Francisco, Nov. 5. Walt Disney, famed cartoon and motion picture producer, Head Wound
today was appointext Chairman of the Pageantry Committee Guffer, who was being ques-
Winter Olympic tioned slowly because of a head for the 1800
claimed that the real
Gunes at Squaw Valley. wound, murdering whe done by n
Mr Disney will oversee the wigged man with a faked staging of the elaborate Olympic cord, uned Perathoner, whose pageantry, including the open-
was address
unknown, police said.
the ing and closing ceremonies and e victory ceremonies which Gufler often held his head follow each ovent.-U.P.I. Every day she phoned her and pleaded "loss of memory." mother to ask how Otto was. He said he merely drugged the
short her after four days homo-to her dog.
Maureen left her dachshund Oita with her mother when the went to Wales on a honeymoon with husband Ron, 27.
Her mother reported that Otto
and
victims and sold them to
Harvey denied that there has refused to eat or drink. He just executioner Perathoner, been nity modication of the crawled into a cupboard policy of the British Govern- whined. ment over Quemoy and Matsu,
On the fourth day Maureen's Our position
these mother told her. "Otto is dying regarding islanda remains as explained in of a broken heart."
1065 and repeated in the state-
16
ment of February 15, 1958.
borrowed
Drink 'em up the pole (6).
6 Spouts (0),
No matchloss crime? (5).
servant,
FIRST MEAL
Muureen and Ron
Caution In The Wind
Louisburg, N.C. Gufler allegedly confessed to
De- ment advised his men to receiving 1,800 Austrihn schill- POLICE Chief William ing for "delivering Josephine be careful in the search for Kammloutner, a cook. He said missing pet skunk named he picked up side money by Bridget, even though she has Icaling the victims apartments, been deodorised, the police reported.
"Approach any stray skunk The police arrested his mis-
be with caution. It might not said histress. Herta Junn, with part of Bridget."
the chief.
hurried
At the same tirac the British Government repudiate now 04 home. Ollo bounced from
in 1956, the use of force in any cupboard to grant them, barking the loot. They said that Gufer's | U. P. I. attempt to change the present do with delight. He immediately home looked like a warehouse tato status of the islands, the ate his first meal for four days. for ladies' apparel. Among the statement added. — Friner-
Ron said: "All the time I was clothing and wornen's effects Presse.
courting Maureen, Oito wouldn't they allegedly found three let her out of his sight.
longing to the prostitute.
Hobo Prize
10 Victims
be-
"He used to smuggle between us on the rota, follow us if we went for & walic and oven cono
Tho police said that other to the pictures with us.
articles may have belonged to "Once I felt I could shoot at least 10 victims, the list of him. But I never thought he which might grow as they poro could have ruined my honey over the records of all women missing, drowned or poisoned in prizes if they depended on their to the fact that Otto is a member
But now and he is rocleged Austria in the past two years.
THIEVES
truck
New York who matched loaded with man's, children's and women's clothes won't win any best-dressed
leot
The truck contained 125 baten
of used apparel destined
shipment to Manila-U.P.I.
Supper Break
for
Mount Pleasant, Mich. MICKEY Burrell got up
mom,"
of the family.
Mouften snuggled Otto in her arms and said: "Love me, love my dog."-U.P.I
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NO MORE GOSSIP
to
London,
5,401 hula hoop spins in a
His victims were all women aged between 30 and 45, and whom he contacted Izy ma- trimonial advorusements in newspapers, the police said. Evon the prostitute was plan- ning her marriage whion Qu was murdered, they added. Gufler told the police ho mas cosecutioner Perathoner Concentration
example, found in a lie (5) for a record before he was WOODEN, anil-gossip acreons in a Tyrollan
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Every me (1),
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ordered to stop.
Els mother called
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(4).
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before it (4).
10 Pali in n bij way (4).
16 Pleture painted on n' ceiling,
perhaps (6).
29 In my view it's a boot (4), 20 Turned out (0).
30 Quote (4).
01 One printing (7),
02 Great dog man (4),
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23. Had a great longing (5).
24 Walk pompously (1),
23 Tamply away (0),
CROSSWORD. --- ASPERN 1 Tracná,
supper-U. P. I.
him.
that-
will be bulit between now camp in 1940, but the polico to terraced homes at Stevenago felt ho existed only in Gülor's
New Town, Hertfordshire,
krogination-France-Presso.
Cambridge Students Protest
-Cambridge, Nov. 5.
A group of university Students)
tion of the University work" | during the royal visit."
here today protected against) Tonight, the club chairman zald
the suspension of the öurri. culum tomorrow because of a janvíalk by Prinosks Margaret.
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University's Labour
Glub
sent = telegram to the Vita-] Chanoalloy strongly -ohjeeting to the "unnecessary. Interrupi
they were not against the Princem' visit in acinoiple. Their main objection wat SWE-
pension of the normal aendemlo] curriculum for the whole day. The shairman aŭded: "Thare in TID FURION against some of the facturace and
of the Some
students - mleiing festures if - they want to bee or listen to Princem Margaret, but why should it be compulsory that everyone must mise them?” Princess Margaret will open new laboratorion and roselva an honorary doctor;at law degree during her shit komberTW pon Chinx Mall Opesial.
LAST REDSTONE
MISSILE FIRED
Cape Canaveral, Florida, Nov. 5. The Army launched the last Redstone research and development missile tonight to end a pro- gramme that began five years ago with in- formation gathered from experiments with
German V-2 rockets,
'BLOODHOUND'
One of Britain's new Bristol-Ferranti Blood- hounds for ground-to-air defence at the NAF Btation at North Coates, Lincolnshire. This is the first of a neries of Bloodhound baser In England which will be maimed by Fighter Command, Squadrons-Central
Press Photo.
Omciale said the rocket: work- horao of the Army's missile stable, is now fully operational and has been in the hands of Nato troops in Europe since last June.
said no further The Army firings in the research and deve- lopment phase of the Chrysler- nade Recetone were anticipated. However, this did not appear lo Include future Arings of the Jupiter-Castellile-launcher, of which the Redstone is the first sloge.
the
Succoss
In Huntsville, Alabama, alle al Army Ballatie Migalio Agency, the Army cald the Redstone fired tonight was the 34th successful launching in the past two years.
Officials said that of the 13 most recent Redstones launched, 12 were fully #utcessful and eno was partially successful.
was The Brat smooth launching of a baillatle, misallo sinco Beptember 17, when an- olhor Redstone was fred auc- cessfully.
It
Kurlier today, the Air Force hindi to destroy and Intermediato range Whor, when it lost control with the culeatis.—U‚P.İ‚”
Ilavade Nov. 8. A DO-B of Gubiha Airlines "timppeared" tonight' on a flight between Manzanillo and 10lgum in Oriente Province with 20 pawangtre, including ten women/ [and two crew numbers, aboard.
-U.Pi