'THE CHINA' MAIL." THURSDAY,...JANUARY 15, 1959...........
Hungarians Cry "Selling Out America" As-
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MIKOYAN HOB-NOBS WITH TOP US Cuban "War
New CAPITALISTS
Drug Fights Ulcers
New York, Jan. 14, American scientists have discovered at new tean quillising drug which will help complete healing of duodenal ulcers without strict dieling, it was an- nounced here today.
Dr Louis Rosenblum sand in the ratrent issue of the journal Clinical Medicine that this drog combined with anti-acid and an anti-spam drug, had been Kiven to 33 cases of duodenal ulver, one gastric ulcer and one marginal ulcer,
The
Thirty!
ductental Millents and the marginal case reported complete relief, bul There was no apparent relief tor the gastric ulcer.
Dr Rosenblum mid mental aharpness and related functions were apparently unaffected by the new drug-Reuter.
Kidnapping Charge For Woman?
New York, Jan. 14.
The Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan hob- nobbed with the capitalists his country calls war-mongers today and declared he liked Americans.
Mr Mikoyan toured Macy's department store, discussed international trade and finance with bunkers in a Wall Street skyscraper, sipped American vodka with millionaires at a reception given by former Governor Averell Hürriman and waa guest of honour at an executives' dinner at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel.
"Youra lo a very good coun- | including more than 400 at I especinity Iked the the Waldorf alone-but his ry. people of this country. I have food was examined for polson. had many Interesting and use-
ful talko," he said, Hungarion picketed.
Outside
The Waldorf, 300 anti-Communists
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Slens were plastered on a wall across the street saying: "Millionaires. have good ilme with your future mar- derer."
"General Red And Sale! Selling out America, Inquire at Waldorf Astoria,"
Mr Mikoyan
"¡ like Americans."
New York, Jan. 14. An investigating magistrate decided today to ask a Grand Jury tomorrow to indict Mrs Jean lavarone, 30 young mother of seven, for kid- napping Lisa-Rose Chion-with chio,
The baby, which disappeared from Brocklyn hospital two
Also across the street, about avowed anti- Communists plcketed the plekels olgns welcoming Mr Mikogen in the spirit requested by President Eisenhower.
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Two police dopartment 10- boratory tecknicians checked ts banquer meal with Geiger counters ned polleo said other undisclosed precautions were taken,
Red Flag
not
In an unusual safety precau- tion that is
taken even when President Eisenhower ap- pears at the Waldorf. the speakers platform was placed on the second row of the cola, instead of the first
Behind tho dala wna an American flag and a Russian hammer and sickle flag that ap (peared to be quite wrinkled.
Later, however, ¤ curtain was closed in front of the Nags.
Japanese Air Girls Start
London, Jan. 14.
Dwight Eckerman, executive A group of nine Japanese director of the Economic Club,
girls in silk kimonos and said the flags were covered be-
obi sashes began their} cause they did not have on Indian flag in equal prominence. first day's training at London airport this morning as British Over seas Airways Corporation assistant stewardesses.
Mr Eckerman" explained that the Indian Ambassador to the United States, Mahomed All Currim Chagli, another major speaker un Ge programme. would have been slighted.
There were 1.100 people at the dinner.
on the
dala Among those with Mr Mikoyan were James A Linen, director of the Economic Club and publisher
It they are successful during their training they will fly back to Tokyo and join the Boac Britannia services
between Tokyo and San Francisco and Tokyo and Hongkong,
Mr John Lawrence, chief
of Time magarite; William E. cabin Gervice instructor far Robinson, chairman of the Boac, has high hopes of his new Coca Cola Company and close | pupils.
friend of Mr Eisenhower; and He said "Of all the foreign the heads of such bly com- nationalities I have trained, patties д
0.8. Robber, the Japanese are the best. Western Union, the Baltimore "They seem to know how 10 Ohio Railroad. J. F. please people without making Morgan and the Bell Tele-themselves at all consplcleus," phone Laboratories.
and "Grand Discussion'
and a half hours after it was Earlier, Mr Mikoyan told born, was found 10 days later | newsmen he had engaged in "a In Mrs Javarone's apartinent, grand discussion" with Mr 'The magistrate apparently Harriman, multimillionaire changed his mind.
railroad heir, and other pro-
Ile wald they discussed many points, "political and economie."
He had said earlier that Mrsminent Americans at Mr Harri- Lavarone might be charged only man's town house, with endangering The child's lite and health because the kidnapped parents did not want to expose Mrs Iavarone to the heavy penalty for kidnapping.
Attorneys said the prosecution might have difculty in Anding a witness who could identify Mrs Javarone as the kidnapper.
She still claims she gave birth to the child on January 2--- France-Presse.
Mr Harriman quoted Mr Mikoyan as saying that he had received a warm wel. COTELO everywhere bo Find rone in America and Wäs sorry only that he could not move about freely without guarda
Not only was Mr Mikoyan protected by hundreds of pollos
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Send back (5).
10 Doone girl (3).
11 Hold-ups on the highway
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15 Apart from that (4).
19 Financial operation. (19).
23 Cheap pries (4)
24 Jollification (8).
28 Approaches (5),
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4 Rerluce the spirits, perhaps
(8).
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Tight-lipped shellfish? (4).
8 Anule's very Billy (B).
12 Exhausted (5).
13 Rises up (5).
14 S-T-R-E-T-C-H (8).
17 Symbol of strength (0).
18 Of which 3. Gilpin was
citizen (0).
20 A grasping pairt (5).
21 Antelope (8).
23 Wood-wind ́(4),
Reuter.
Diana Bromley is shown here with her husband on their wedding day in November, 1914.
Karloff's Niece Too
Ill To Face Court
Guildford, Jan. 14.
Mrs Diana Bromley, 40-year-old niece of film star Boris Karloff, was too ill to appear on remand here today to face a charge of murdering her 13-year-old son,
Martin.
Doctor Mervyn Willams, Haslemere, Surrey, on Decem- senior medical officer at Hollober 18.
Criminals" Shot
Lula de Cabo Garcia, 25, a mechanic for a bus company in the Cuban provisional capital of Santiago de Cuba, was one of the fere civilians who witnessed the wholesale exteu- tion on Alonday of 71 “war criminals" by Fidel Castro's rebels,
This is his account.
Santiago De Cuba, Jan. 14. On Monday morning I was in the garage working on 1 motor when army headquarters telephoned to send a bus to Ea Carcel de Bonlato prison.
There WIE no bus driver įdon't know why. It certainly Ground, so I went myself,
wasn't necessary.
At La Carcel, 12 of the cone. About 8 o'clock or so; one of victed ones, their hands tied in the lieutenants told me that by front of them with rope, were this time 52 had been executed. waiting. Six July 20th (rebel)) guards were with them.
They climbed into the bus, and I was told to go to the city gnol where I picked up 11 more prisonera
Then one guard told me to drive to El Campo de Tiro, a
I heard ons ofjoer zay tọ another, "Lefs. got this over with quick. I have a pain in my soul,"
I felt the anne way.
I knew these men were mur-
firing range near San Juan Hill.derers and deserved to be shot, I knew what was up. It but I couldn't help shuddering identifying myself with
WAS
common
there would be executions,
cul
talk in town and during the past few days that them every time the volley rang Dawn was beginning to break chief of army prowl cars in I saw one mari, Lt. D'Espaigne;
well-known
as we arrived at the range.
A volley of shots broke out
Santiago and Д
a hero.
as we, stopped, and my passen-murderer, go to his death like. gore, who had been chatting en route, muddenly became silent.
Little Groups
They were ordered out and
He was convicted of having killed 3 persons and. I'm sure he killed maby moro Every- one in Santiago hated and fear- ed him.
they got off, awkwardly, their Ordered Own Death
bound hands somewhat of A hindrance. They broke up Into ittle groups of three, four and ive.
There were two buses and en
army truck paced to one side when I got there. Mine was the last load.
learned that
Later, shootings had begun at 4 13. When I got thero il WIJ about 8.30 and one of the July 28th officers told me 22 bad already been shot.
way Gaol, London's prison for Martin had been strangled women, said that Mrs Bromley, and Stephen died from drown- daughter of Sir John Pratt,ing, an inquest was told.
Mrs Omee foriner sculor Foreign
Bromley's husband, an assistant official and brother of the film Thomas, 47, is actor, was seriously ill and secretary to the British Cabinet
bed In
priguners. London office-China Mall Special. confined to hospital.
It might be at least three weeks before ber filness to attend could be forecast.
A further remand in custody until February 4 was ordered.
Strangled
Her two sana Martin and 10- year-old Stephen were und dead at the Bromley home at
Altrincham Says Queen Should
Live Multi-Racial Life
CHILDREN
SHOULD BE WORLD CITIZENS
London, Jan. 14.
Lord Altrincham today described as "official baloney" suggestions that the Queen's family life would suffer if she were to reside more or less impartially in different parts of the Commonwealth,
"It would suffer much less if she were to live on a Commonwealth scale," the con-
troversial journalist Peer said.
The Royal children, thanks to is no rood criticising courtiers, air travel, would be able to join We must also in this conneo- their parents for holidays tion criticize the boss,"" wherever they happened to be The official entourage must be and they would grow up as true composed of Arst-class people citizens of the Commonwealth, from every part of the Com- "They would form friendships, monwealth and not simply of even perhaps make marriages, upper-class Englishmen. which would enable them to live and act as true apostles of the Commonwealth idea."
Royal Marriage Exponding his comments on Royal marriage possibilities, Lord Altrincham sald; "Most of us whose lives have been con- Aned to one particular part of
Lord Altrincham said he did not claim that the monarchy was indispensable to the Com- monwealth, but a roformed monarchy at the head of the Com- monwealth could be of immense value and he hoped that it would be seen before long. He described himself as fervent believer In the monarchy and said in his
tourage ke was not talking about the Queen's personal friends as these were entirely her own affair.
the world and must of necessity criticisms of the Royal E- live only in our particular part of the world, tend naturally, to marry people of the same pig- mentation as ourselves.
"That is natural and right.
"But these people, this family we are talking about. through the exceptional op- portunities they would hayo through living on a malttra- cizl
... Da warla sonie ...
"Unfortunate“
To a question about his views on the education of the Royal children Lord Alfincham Guld he hoped they would not neces-
on a Commonwealth oaie, sarly go to school in Britain,
certainly
would have an opportunity of paying preparatory schools. mixing far more freely, mak- ing friendships and, as I mg- zest, possibly to make TBE- riages of a kind which for moet of a l ditionis OF unlikely."
not to private fee
"I think it most unfortunate that Prince Charles has gone to such a school.
"I think it would be much better if he went to a state pri- Lord Altrincham returned to pmry school. I think it would
his attack on the Queen's official be absolutely disastrous if he
pubito @ whom he said had an attitude alve, senior foo-parring) school
SPECIAL
"Australia,
P.I. Linked"
some
I looked at the clusters of Some were crying, chatting, come nervously slitting their feet, some silent.
An army officer beckoned. and two prisoners advanced to a large trench at the end of the range. They stood in front of the trench as the firing squad got ready.
An officer gave the word and six shots mang out.
Felt Sick
Melbourne, Jan. 14. The Australian Defence Mini- sier Mr Athol Townley, today urged closer relations between the defence forces of Australia and the Philippines which, be the said, had "great mutual In-peered in, pistol in hand, ready terest in South-east Asia.
to give the coup de grace, if
The two bodies fell back inlo grave, and a lleutenant
Mr Townley was welcoming necessary.
the Chier of the Philippines I didn't feel well. Stuf, Commodore Francisco, Two more who is in Australia on a good up to their grave. Again six will visit.
Commodoro Francisco is in- speciing Australian Defence establishments and conferring with senior Novel officera on mutual profalezne-Router.
Telephone Book
Moscow, Jan. 14. The first volume of Moscow's first telephone directory since 1954 appeared today with clrculation of 20,000 copies. U.P.I.
He was a regular army man. He asked permiselon to direct his own execution and it was granted. He was the only mán who went alone; all the others
were in pairs,
lle marched to the TAVO, faced the firing squad, called "Attention! Ready! Alm! Fire!" and fel dead into the grave.
About three or four blocks away, a higher hill overlooks the firing range.
When daylight came, a crowd of hundreds gathered on this hill shouting, "Kill Thom Kill them!" and cheering every time shots rang out.
I remained until it was all over at 11:25,
I had six hours of it,
By that time 71 had been killed and I had witnessed about 50 of the executions.
The bodies were all in this hure rrave about 20 feet deep by 20 feet wide, and batidozer began covering IL. When it was all over I had to drive some soldiers to town,. thon I put the bus away and went home. I had been up all prisoners moved | night.
Mother wanted to feed wie thots rung out and their bodies but I couldn't cat. I went to toppled back. Then two mora bed but couldn't sleep. I kept and two more.
hearing shotz.-U.P.I. About 10 to 15 minales separated each. exscution, - A priest accompanied each pair of prisoners on tha Inst March.
There were about 60 to 70
Fashion Tour
Paris, Jan 14, French fashion designer July 20th soldiers and about Fierre Balmain will take his eight civilians, including myself new spring collection on a and two other bus drivers. round-the-world tour sponsored It was cold. I stayed close to by the Australian Goverment other bus drivers whom I know. and the "Mother-or Pean Asso- We didn't talk much, but when ciation, it was announced today. we did, we spoke in whispers, I-France-Presse.
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