THE CHINA MAIL FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1960.
Pare
K ACCUSES U.S. OF AGGRESSION Politicians promise
Letter to four
Democratic
party
leaders
Washington, June 2,
Ruling on Man frees self after
judicial
proceeding
Mr Nikita Khrushchev, the Soviet Premier, writing reports
to four Democratic party leaders, has accused the present United States government of following a "doctrine of aggression and pro- vocation" which "was not created by the American people," Senator Lyndon Johnson, disclosed today.
the De Senator Johnson, mocratie majority leader in the Senate, mode
Soviet the leader's letter, dated May 30, public.
In the letter, Mr Khrushchev said that the Soviet Union would carry on with a policy and of peaceful coexistence then declared:
the
American relations within last year and especially LE O result of our meeting and talks President Elsenhower with during my visit to the United States last September.
in
"We know, however, that the doctrine of aggression and pro- vocation now proclaimed by the Government of the U.S.A was not created by the Ameri- "The present government 01 can people, that it is not the U.S.A., unfortunately, has fine with the great democratic shown that it seeks not to in traditions of the American na-
relations between tion, prove the
traditions of Washington our two countries but to destroy and
Jefferson, Lincoln und which Franklin D. Roosevelt." there positive results
achieved in
Soviet-
'ARROGANT DENIAL'
Were
K
OFFERS
TO HELP
U-2 PILOT
Norton, June 2. Mr Oliver Powers, father of U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers, said tonight he had received a felegram; from the Soviet Premier, Mr Nikita Khrushchev, offering his "help" if the father goes to the Soviet Union.
Mr Powers refused to divulge the full contents of the telegram or to say whether Mr Khrush- chev's message was an actual invitation.
But the last part of the message, Mr Powers said, read: to the Soviet "It you come Union, I will do everything I can to help you."
A
high court judge ruled
London, June 2.
here today that if it was
63 years detention
on a theft charge
on
Logansport, Ind., June 2.
Henry Sullivan sat today in a little room on a shady street, looking out at
a world he last saw as a free man in 1897.
terrible crime
What "They kept me locked up and
did in the public interest that cheated me of my constitutional Henry commit so long ago to
years," the 65- darn such punishment? a foreign judicial pro- rights for 63
He stole $15 worth of brass ceeding should be report-rear-old man mattered.
jünk. ed in English newspapers,
kcase
the hospital two years ago and marched into the local courtroom to demand his rights. He finally got his freedom on Wednesday conditional on a three-month period of convalescent leave
ran a nursing
The state of Indiana admits
RAN AWAY his re It was covered by qualified Henry is right. Until
A governor now dead many spent boarding with an elderly Wednesday from
years transferred Sullivan by lady who once privilege.
home. Logansport Stato Hospital executive order to a mental hos- Mr Justice Pearson was Sullivan ind been held a pital after Henry served the full He'll get a $70 monthly pen-
and mental length of his 1-14 year term. giving the first ruling in an various prices
sion paying $65 of it for nis hospitals withoirt ever having Sullivan might be in custodyboard and room. Engilsh court on this subject,
been officially declared insane, 1 yet, if he hadn't run away from
He added however: "One has to lock for a legitimate and interest as contrasted proper with an i'crest which is due to idle curiosity or a desire for gossip!"
POINT OF LAW
JEWS SEARCH FOR
ANOTHER NAZI BOSS
The judge was giving judg- ment in favour of the defen- dants on a preliminary point of law arising from an action brought by Mrs Cynthia Webb, of Surbition, Surrey, against The A Times Publishing Company,
Senator Johnson, who re- vealed the letter in the Senate, was one of four leaders of his party. who wrote
Mr Khrushchev in Paris as the Limited. summit conference was collaps- ing on May 16.
He gave leave to appeal to Mrs Webb, a widow and the
former wife of Donald Hume,
She had claimed she was
He said he regarded Mr Khrushchev's letter as In "arrogam denial of the facis."
Senator Johnson said Mrbelled in a report ds The Khrushchev had renewed in the Times of a statement by Hume letter his charge that the United when he was on trial before a States had torpedoed the summit Swiss court last year-China
Mail Special. meeting.
He commentei that this
allegation had come from, u men
rousing
"who walked out of Paris after tu negotiate on the basic issues, of war and peace." added:
Senator Johnson *The only thing that was tor- pedoed at the summit can ference was any confidence that the tree world. had in the desire of the Communists to put an end to the cold war'
Senator Johnson, Mr Adlai Stevenson. Mr San Rayburn, Speaker of the House of Repre- sentatives, and Senator J. Wil Hlam Fulbright, Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations.Com- Mr Powers would not say mittce, wrote to Mr Khrushchev definitely whether he intended in Paris, urging him not to let to go or whether the State De- the summit conference collapse partment had granted him and stating that all Americans passport. He said he needed supported President Elsenhower money if he was to make such a in the desire for world peace.— trip.-UPI.
Reuter.
A British Crossword Puzzle
17 118
20
ACROSS
12.
113
114
16
1 Steal cattle, but make Little
noise (6),
4 Let's
begin at Devon (5).
7. Grange-Eke? (6).
a point in
8-Feminine wear seen in the...
crleket-deld (5).
10 The resort of the fastidious?
(4).
12 K's
country after a quiet.
start moves to Germany (7). 15 Deduce (5),
18 Spoils for a warlike type (4).
22
24
24
DOWN
1 Memo about the babysitter?
(8).
the 2 War damage, above
metropolis? Not much (8).
3 The German song that was
untruthful (4).
5 So a mascol may be fictional-
(8).
6 Mend about a couple (8).
9 Went astray. (5).
11 Obtained a net result, might
one say? (8).
12 Drink once
a favourite
17 Little creatures from "the left Wimbledon (5).
side (4),
10 It's king-like to return
strink (5).
20 Brer Fox (7).
Д
of
13 Little Sarah has a heavenly gign for wage earners (8). 14 The best part of this material is the middle (8).
a base
21 Evan does a turn in church 18 Chap who comes to
end (U). 23 You'li find her in most 22 Meditate on one of nine (4).
countries (5)..
24 Doesn't he wear his clothes
out?. (6),
25 A European; many eat him.
(5)
28.7in all-ip count, one might.
50 (6).
YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 3 Callings, 8 Castor, Rescuers, 11 Emigrate, 12 Blue, 18 Scrub, 18 Titan, 19 Icon, 22 Kemonade, 24′ Longer-on,, 25 Reader, 20 Obedient. Down: 1 Aches, 2 A-sir, 3 Correct 4 Area, 5 Lacs, 6 Needle, 7 Sister, 10.Stout, 14 Rider, 16. Bar-na-t, 16 Rialto, 17 Lounge, 20 Ma-Ida, 21 Weir-a, 22 Levi, 28 MO-EN.“
Italian film
producer is
robbery victim
London, June 2. The London offices of the associate producer for Italian
actress Sophia Loren's latest film "The Millionairess" were burgl ed today-just five days after the actress herself lost all her jewels in a daring raid
her temporary Elstree home.
on
The thieves however only goi away with about £30 which they found in the office of the associate producer, Mr Dimitri De Grunwald.
They did not touch a silver replica of the "Oscar" film award stalucile won by Grunwald's brother Anatole în 1948, stand- ing on the mantlepiece of an- other office which was also raid- est.
Rio de Janeiro, June 2.
Latvian Nazi who is accused of slaying 30,000 Jews in 1941 has been living in Brazil's big coffee part of Santos, the Federation of Israelite Societies here reported today.
The Federation identified him Bs Herberts Cukurs, 60. It said he recently disappeared from his home in Santos apparently be- cause of the seizure of Adolf Eachman in Argentina and a buat in Brazil fer cx-Hitler alde Martin Bormann.
Give passport
The Federation zai Cukurs came to Brazil in 1948 with a passport given to him by the Brazilian Consulate in Mar- svilles.
It said Cukurs was respon- sible for killing 30,000 Jews in the forests of Biga, Latvia, on the nights of Nov. 28 and Dec. 7, 1941, after being given com- mand of a Gbello by Na officiala,
Brazillan authorities had no
of the Federa confirmation tion's report—AP.
This was the third robbery of the past few days aimed at The members of the film world in Britain,
American actor Gregory Peck and his wife were also robbed of a valuable collection of jewels only a few days before Sophia Loren's loss.-AFP.
Longer try
at marriage
Explosion damages
UK ship
Montevideo, June 2.
British ship Calpean Stor Was intentionally grounded after an
plosion in the engine room tonight opened a hole in her bull,
The explosion oxxxurred just outside the Montevideo port as the ship was leaving for Eng- land. She had spent several weeks here for propellor re- pair.
Chalat Alversen, 35, a Nor- Calpean wegian sailor in the Star's crew, was sent to hospital with a spine · fracture and
severe buTIS.
Hollywood, June 2.
The ship, the former Royal Actor Russ Tamblyn said to- (Mail lines Highland Chieftain, day he and his English was not in immediate danger af 2,000 tons of showgirl bride, Elizabeth but ita cango Kempton, are going to whalement was feared partially lost because the refrigeration
give their month-old mor- system failed. She also carried riage a longer.try,
4,000 tons of gmano,
"We had a dght,”” he said. "We talked of separating and seeking an annulment. Now, we have changed our minds,
"We are going to stay married"
BEACH HOUSE Only on Wednesday Tamblyn and his bride said they were still living under the same roof at his beach house but probably will separate."
The couple met two years ago.
in England but didn't see each other again until they met and married on May 1 in Las Vegas, Nevada-AP.
No tipping
Port authorities said the
Americans
sue the Germans
Baltimore, June 2.
U.S. Government lawyers are taking depositions today from the crew of a Ger-
Heary
the
like doesn't "alings" attached to his release. He wants outright discharge,
so that he can sue to recover
and the family farmar
swe rolroad
accidental for the death of his father in 1923.
SOCIETY FAILED
think
But hospital oficials Henry will be back-prob- ably within three weeks. They figure he has lived so longin state Institutions that he won't be able to adjust to this streambed world of 1960.
and thousands
"Srelety has failed Henry of others like him by giving them only custodial care all those years," said Dr Ernest J. Fogel, hospital superintendent,
Say Henry was committed
white wives to
African natives
Leopoldville, June 2.
Reports that African extremist politicians, were promising native voters the women and pro- perty of white men spurred a mass movement of white settlers from this sprawling Belgian territory today.
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The reports made gilammer by news of the first, murder of a European settler Lxy African in more than 19 months, brought the exodus to near panic pitch.
The whites were trying to get out before the Belgian Congo gains independence on June 30.
ELECTION GAINS
The National Congolese movement and its' radical alies have been making sweeping elections gams,
Beports from the interior Said African National leaders have been telling their take followers they would over while men's houses, cars, "and
Women" even Independence Day,
1013
A Greek planter was hacked to death by one of his native workers in the district Manlama yesterday.
of
BIG EXODUS
All planes and ship travelling in all directions are booked for the next two months,
Many families were leaving with a minimum of possessions and without proper travel documents.
Not quite typical of
the
to a mental hospital today in | situation — but still significant
the same condition hɛ was 63 Years ago, Dr Fogel was
was the story of fear and heartbreak told by Mr and Mrs saked, how
would Marcel Duray, who until las take to treat and relessé biro?
long
"Six months," the doctor re pilted.--AP
week were prosperous planters in Kivu province.
They loft for Brussels pen- niless, with nothing more than the clothes on their backs UPL
Swiss have English is out
mon ore freighter after more money filing suit against it for $600,000 damages caused
in a collision with the U.S.S. Saratoga.
The navy's biggest aircraft currier and the Bernd Leonhardt collided on the night of May 26 No off the coast of Virginia. one aboard elther ship was hurt badly.
If
New York, June 2. you'd like to get a quick personal loan you'd better ask a Swits and not an Indonesian,
That's because the average Switzerland has The freighter was heading resident of for Ballimore with a load of more money in his pockels than ore from Venezuels and the the citizens of any other coun- Lry ip The world. The Saratoga from Florida, The Government in its suits Indonesian, on the other hand claims the freighter zigzagged has the least money. twice across the bow of the Saratoga. The second time they hut.
The Saratoga is a 56,000 gross ton ship and the Bernd Leon- hardt 6,135 tons.-AP.
Dead heat
Doctor Franz Pick, the noted currency expert, yesterday the average Swiss hax 300.25 dollars in curTEDOY in circntation.
is
..
He
the followed by Belgien, with 264,15, the American, with 188.01, The Swede,
165.00, with
the San Mateo, June 2. Frenchman, with 156.63 and the Brothers Eprain and Eraumo Norwegian with 148.32 Garza Cobz Look horses sired by dollars.
stallion at the same
Bay Meadows yesterday and finish-
I
Bombay, June 2.
English, after holding away
Sunken warship leaking oil
Blg were
Oslo, June 2. quantities of o
the leaking from German battleship Bluecher in ila grave in
fjord.
The
soveral almost
an Oale
TASTA
oll had made nearby beaches
unusable threatened the life of fights of seabirds along The Baltic coast,
Authorities studied ways
to limil water pollution from the battleship, which was suck by Norwegian shore batteries with 2.000 Lotta of Rumatlan oil aboard, during the Ger- man invasion of Norway on April 9 1940.—AFP.
Fire research
Fire
agreement reached
London, June 2.
research scientists from 12 countries have reached agreement on a joint programme of re- search, it was announced here today.
The
scientists have been
for about 200 years, was re-meeting here for a week. placed by Hindi yesterday as the the official language of
Indian state of Bihar.
State
Countries represented were Austria, Canada, France, West Italy Germany, Netherlande, offices Government switched to Hindi, in Devana-Japan, Sweden on behalf of gri script, for official correspon Scandinavia, the United States, dence, except to places outside the Soviet Union, Britain, and the state which do not use Hindi. Yugoslavia. The State Cabinet agenda will be drafted in Hindi.--Reuter,
Dutch soldiers
Australla though not present at the meeting will co-operate,
Part of the research pro gramme is designed to discover how the size and shape of buildings affect the spread of fire.
The effect of wind on fires will be studied in wind tunnels -Reuter.
No posters
The Hague, June 2. Some 45 per cent of the Dutch soldiers being sent to Nether- lands New Guinea in August will be volunteers, mastly off- cers and non-commissioned ofl- cers it was learned to-day. The others will be national service- men
Wockhout, Colonel
Bessemer, June 2. Walter in New mander of the troops
G. Bridges, newly Guinee, will leave the Nether- clected judge, has offered five lands at the end of this week cents for each of his campaign to prepare for the billeting of posters turned in by 5 pm. to- which willmorrow because he doesn't like number about 3,000 men, **** to see political posters after AFP.
the election is over-UPL
the detachment The average Indonesian, Ur ed in a dead heat for first place. Pick said, has only 1.29 dollars.
UPI
-AP.
Mau Mau believed
behind murder of
tribal headman
Nairobi, June 2.
engine roses was flooded after The Mau Mau, Kenya's terrorist organisation, is
the explosion. This prompted the beaching of the vessel.-- AP.
Duchess
to rest
London, June 2.
active again and is believed already to have committed a new murder, Kenya's legislative council was told today.
Mr
The defence minister ATC. C. Swan, said more and
more Meu Mu Oath-taking Mamie improves
curentandos are taking place in white-gettled areas of the Rift
valley · province. RAF Group Captain L. R. Briggs, a council
Washington, Jume 2.
Mas Marle Bisenhower, velife member, slid he had today re- of the United States President, colved information that a head- who has been in Walter Reed
The Duchess of Gloucester man of the Klayu tribe had Army Hospital since Tuesday for aunt of the Queen by marriage, boon found murdered,
ap-asthmaile bronchitis, is respond
has been advised by her doctorsparently as an act of Mau Mauing to treatment, the White to, rest for a few days, it was retribution. announced today.
GOVT REPORT
House spokesman announced to day.
The Duchess 58, did not ac-.
The spokesman, said that it company the Duke today when
News at renewed Mau Mau was too early to say whether Fort Worth, June 2. he flew by hellopter from Bad cheque artist Scott Evans Buckingham Palace, to ansari activity came only three days Mrw Eisenhower would accum won a reputation as a big tiger cultural show at Ipswich on the after publications of a Kenya pany her husbend to the Ter
We returning government report on the 1962 East on June 12, APP.
| Mau: Mau ̈pelen al terror, and fa
among bellboys at the hotel | east coast. He where be need to stages. this.granting.
2,825 Criminal Judge Dave McGee The Duchems, formerly Lady sentenced him to two years yes Allee Monter Douglas-Scott, Africans 15 Burbeers and 25
Lake
Aslanaosto /their terday and said, "At the state daughter of the prison you will get free room Buccleuch, married the Duke, terrorist incidents. But and board, and Incidentally, son of King George Vin 1935, claimed "a empal
They have two wong-China bad mexe ben falten there is a no tippl
UPL
Mali Special.
London," June 3, The Duke of Marlborough, according to one newspaper, wears a bow tie with his morn ing cost on hot days "to keep his
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