'Scarlet Pimpernels saved many Jews
Court told Jerusalem, May 23. The court trying Adolf Eichmann today heard of a war-time "Scarlet Pimpernel" organisation which rescued thousands of East European Jews from the Nazis-manned by Jews wearing stolen German mili- tary uniforms.
RUSSIA'S VIEW ON SPACE FLIGHTS
United Nations, May 23. Mr Valerian Zorin, Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister, remarked today that manned space flights should be undertaken in the interests of science and "not in the interests of advertising.”
He had bren asked to com- We are in favour of prepar
ning for a flight in u ment at a press conference
proper and of the the fact that the space fight of scientifle manner, Yuri Gagarh had been kept a information oblained
being disseminated in the secret until I was over, while broadly the light of commander Alan interests of science and not in Shepard harl been widely the interests of alvertising." pubileised beforehand.
Mr Zorin said he felt that in- formation about Major Gagarin's My! Trad been adequately published.
Proper account
An exchange
Mr Zorin also disclosed that : his debegation had had "*r pre-
Hinary exchange of
View
1 with Mir Adlai Stevenson, Chief US delegate, on the possibility. of calling a meeting of the Outer Spare Commitive, If
Soviet scientists, he added, had given, and were giving prutier account of the Night. !
We do not an in for publi- eising this or that fight through the broadcasting of all insigni- feant details of the flight or through television," Mr Zorin, observed.
;
He declined to give any de- tails of the talks. The Soviet Union as boycotted the Outer Space Committre claiming its weight its membership was favour of the West-Reuter,
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The resistance men were Rumanian Jews, and Dr Theodor Logwenn,tch, a former college Fetimes in Bucharest, said about 2,000 refugees from Poland and
large number from Hungary were muggled into Renamin Jed sably.
DRAMATIC
The court was also told thig i hundreds uf thousands of Romanian Jews escupied the gas chambers when a Papal Numelo,
atmeal with Vaticurs authority, dietator on Antonescu offer a
finally swung over Ilumanian
dramatic appeal to the Nuncio
by Rumania's Chief Rail
Dr Alexandre Safran, former
Chief Rabbi of Rumania and
now Chief Rabbi in Geneva, said in a written statement od- mitted as evidence:
"This
unprecedented repre- sentation by the Papal Nuncio, armly supported by those of the Swiss and Swedish minis ters, md by the representative of the International Comunitter
of the Red Cross In Bucharest, led to the rescue of hundreds of thousande of fumanian Jews."
THE CHINA MAIL,
Five villages built with stolen plates
Moscow, May 23. Fiep Ashing villages had hakti Bu with splen steel plates In the Ukraine town of Zaporojle neár the Dnieper River, the official Communist Party news- paper "Pravda" revealed today.
Telling its readers the "afficé safa" vllingen sran. dal, Pravdo sald that the 10,000 tons of superior steel Used In the villages could have made 200 pas- scuger canches, 100 loco- motives. 2.000 tractors, 1,000 buses or 100,000 re- frigerators.
The newspaper asked st it was not time to call to account those why stole the strel and those who bought 11-AFP.
MYSTERY
MARAUDERS
Continued from Page 1) ment and the Insurgent leader! ship in statements isstiert un Saturday, showed that there of obstacies to were a number
this
reached,"
one
WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1961.
OFF US COAST
Russian trawlers active
Now Bedford, Mass.,
May 23.
Increasing activity by Rus- sion fishing vessels in the vicinity of Texas Rodar elsewhere Tower II, and off the Massachusetts Coast, was reported to- day by Boston and Nev Bedford fisherman.
Attempts of the fishermen of the two nations to talk to one another have been hampered by language elleutiles.
Hussian trawlers have been Lubserved recently about 710 miles east of Cape Cori. near one of the Texas radar towers erect- ed for observation of alreraft. This is in the region of the big Georges Bank Fishing Ground for uut 011 the Continentul Shell.
OTHER CRAFT
of
Other Russian craft have been reported off the island of Non- #rement.
Fren
34 sems thattucket and about 20 miles off
the "elbow" negotiations will be difficult, Chatham, on but there is no reason to think Cape Cod. that agreement will not even- President Kennedy's summer tually be
he told teme is on Cape Cod. press onferencç,
This mornin's session,
John Johannessen Capt.
of hour and three-quarters, " and Fairhaven, Massehusetts, Mag- hearing The this afternoon's, one hour, were ter of the scalloper, "Stanley B. During today's former Nuzi SS teader appareil
covered by an agreed secrecy Butler, sold today that although nervous than usual. He blackout". Init peace talks Rursian trawlers have beeI more blinked frequently, twisted his have entered the hard bargain= |sighted on the dishing grounds tips and once seratched hising stage.
previously, they always tended mouth with nervous fugers.
Mr Belkacem Krim, then other occasions to stay away closely
delegation's He watched
leader, from Arnerican ships. Bs an Algerian
And statement, elderly wornan totel how the made Nazis shot ter husband, the Louis Jose, for France replied. Hurnos spread in Geneva Chief Rabbi of the
J21 Evian that # move 10!
insurgent ascociate the captive leader Muhammed Ben Bella with the falls was imminent.
YOUNG AMERICAN NAZIS
Rumonfau
town of Czernowitz. forcing him to watch burning his synagogue ground.--Reuter,
after them in the
RIDE INTO
MONTGOMERY ON 'HATE BUS'
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Montgomery, Ala, May 23.
The "Hate Bus" carrying 14 young American Nazis arrived here today, where on Saturday the "Freedom Riders" a mixed Negro ond white group urging racial cquality, were savagely beaten by a white mob.
Riders"
Improbable
There was no official trmation of this in Evion, French delegation sources
Mr
con- and sald
RECENT TRIP
On the Butler's most recent trip. Capt. Jehannessen said, R Soviet trawler moved in to take notion pictures of his vessel's scalloping operations. This inci- dent occurred off Nantucket.
Borton shing vessels return- it was highly Improbable that Ing to port late last week report- Ben Bella would have a ceat, aled to the US Bureau of Com- the conference table. He was rercial Fisheries that four Rus- moved last Saturday Еголь ар slen trawlers and two mather Atlantic island fortress 10 nships were fishing in the vicinity chateau in the Laire Valley and of the Texas Tower.-ÁP. the Algerians hope he will
at least be allowed to talk to
their delegates by telephone.
So far the conference here
lus without a hitch and Left
the Algerians are reported to be favourably impressed with the way the French government is handling the arrangements,
Leaflets. signed by the clandestine O.A.E—the secret organization of Euro- pean extremists in Algeria eirculated in Evian threaten- ing that "one hotel a day" would be destroyed, beginning next week.
At De some time the "Free-alu, on a similar route te thot New Orleans after slopping off dom Riders" amivunced
**Freedom that which the
raclat in Mississippi, where they would continue their anti-w1 take.
is applied segregation
even mare strictly than iri Alabama. segregation campalga aboard a
Guy- which will tuke
However, Surrounded by plain-clothes bus
Them
Mississippi
army New polleemen the "Hate Bus" drove ernor Ross Barnett has warned through Minissippi to
city without in the "Freedom Ilkers" that he Orleans, Louisiana, despite the through the
cident. dangers involved in the trip.
The police had re- will not permit them to make a There were no incidents to-ceived orders not to stop the bus similar stopover. 11e said their "escorted" by day despite the rival "Hate"but, on the contrary, to hurry it bus would be
1123 to tir time Unl "Freedom" groups or my fast as possible. The city police
the authorities refused to allow the reaches
borders activities.
"Brown Shirts" to hold a meet- Louisiana, where the raciul laws re also very severe.--
The "Hate Bus" carrying an ing here.
all-white group of passengers They had planned to make AFP. wearing red and white
art-speeches against Communism i
ear
the
"Halc
bunds with the Nazi swastika. and racial integration. It was arrived from Arlington, the group itself which had Virginia under the orders of baptised their their "Fuehrer" George Lincoln | Bus." Rockwell. They planned to The "Hale Bus" like the New Orleans "Freedom Riders" will drove to
drive
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FURTHER TEXTILE MEETING
Ottawa, May 23.
أوم
The United States and the United Kingdom will
The threats were Jakten Feriously. The Socialist mayor this town Mr Camille Blanc, was killet reven weeks ago by a plastic bomb planted the windowsill of his hotel here, The peace negotiators today reached agreement roints---a
sockery
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cloak over
Left notes on how
he died
was
El Cerrito, Calif., May 23.
17, Eric Anderson,
found dead in his family's automobile tarday with notes record- ing how it felt to die of carbon monoxide poison.
ing, police said.
yos-
The youth, a high school their deliberations, and a drei- senior,
# Wils bright science
siun to meet only every other student, his family said, but was day. The next meeting will be worried about poor grades he en Thursday.
was getting in other subjects.
Meanwhile, last night the rebels demonstrated they meant His note read in part, “. business in Algeria in keeping eyes smarting, hearing affected
movements un the Bghting by ambushing....muscular
im-
a French military convoy on peded. More sweat, Headache, its way to relieve troops at a It ended with, "getting real garrison near Miljana, about 60 skerpy....more sweat," miles east of Orleansytile.
Two
trucks in the convoy
Police said there was also a fell into the ambush. Two uole mentioning a former giri
consult other principal French officers were killed in friend that read, "it's hard to taxtile importers and ex-the beginning of the fighting, love and not be loved isz rc- porters and seek the co- The French, thus released on turn." operation of the GATT the spot
obligation.
from their ceascare
Л mounted
big
The car was found parked In by Eric's and the OECD to prepare operation to track down the at the family garage
sister..-UPI.
the ground for a formal tackers-Reuter & UPI.
international conference
that would expand tex- tile trade without dis- rupting established in- dustrics, Canadion Finance Minister, M. Donald Fleming, told the House of Commons
day.
to-
the Fast the
Hongkong
He was reporting on tripartite meeting heldi week in London with participation
unctuls,
of
"It is excepted that after this rounxi
FULL SUPPORT Canada, he cald, would give full support to this inlliative Thu object of the Canadian Covernment
to reach Was on International understanding which would be "fair to Im- porting and exporting coun
Laos talks fail
to get 'very far"
Genova, May 23. The British and Soviet co-chairman of the Laos confer
enco were understood to have failed to "get very far", during talks cariler today on how the week- old conference should proceed with its future work, a usually reliable source said tonight.
Mr Malcolm Macdonald, acting, renting representatives of right- wing Laotian political parties would be acceptable,
and Mr Andrel Gromyko, the Soviet Foreign Minister, would
MADE CLEAR
A British delegation
#pokes.
of consultations have head of the British delegation, been compleled, orrangements will be made for a ministerial meeting in the latter part of probably have a further meeting man ald the French proposals June," Mr Fleming said.
lumorrow morning to discuss "are interesting and will require how to proceed, the source said. | careful study."
At the end of today's session, Mr Wu Leng-hs, spokesman that of the Chinese delegation, sald Mr Macdonald nuggested the conference tomorrow should that his government considered consider how to carry on with the Soviet proposnis put forwani its further work.
last week by Mr Gromyko were a "more reasonable" basis for
than Mr Gromyko was believed to discussing Inor
today's have made clear to Mr Mac- French draft declaration. donald that he opposed any aug- Commenting on Thailand's Restion that working groups proposal to invite Malaya and Needless to say these Intershuuld be set up to harmonise Indonesia to the Geneva national efforts are without viewpoints on a declaration of ference on Laos, Mr. Wu sold: prejudice to our rights under Laotian neutrality and ather Indonesia pursues a policy of while existing trade arrangements to subjects.
and neutrality, He was also described as Malaya ras CLOSU connectio take measures where neecastry
whon to avold injury to particular alonewalling"
Mr with the Scato milliary bloc." Cardiout
Macdonald put out fecters as in 11e made no further Industries",
coinment Minister added.----AFP,
whether the Thai proposal for on this point-Router.
the
peaco
con
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