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Analysis Of Voting In Italian Elections

Rome, May 28.

Democratic parties silli control 55 of Italy's 88 provincial capitals, according to the latest figlires for the local elections held throughout Soutliern Italy on Sunday.

The Communists and their allies rule 26 and the neo-Fascists and Muñárchist alliance sevdin.

Estimates of the total vojá

in the 33 biggest cities in the election area gave there flybrës:

Democratic Parties, 1,044,200, Cenimunitis and Allies, 837,-

044.

Neo-Fascista ond. Mária Felistir, 790,000,

Commentators toddy pobiteli out that the huge right-wing vote has served to widen tho historid division of the country into two halves. While some almed that It was largely a

of ignorance and lack of political education, others stated that it could not be so casily dismissed.

The spokesmen of all Centre parties insisted that a big effort must be made in the comling moniha to buttress democracy against the assault from Right

UNDERSTANDING and Left in the general elections

next year.

ex-

Bonn, May 28.

The Centre parties are The West German Chan-pected to call Party congresses cellor, Dr Konrad Adenauer, as sopiti as possible to plan their

policy. in his Irst public statement The neo-Fascist organ, Secolo, here since the signing of took up a strong position

te ropean Army Treaty against the Atiantle Pact In Paris, predicted tonight that Russia would seek an .with the West because they could not doleat il

It was filter Srinðuneda that M. Letourneau will go to Wash Ington in about two weeks time for further negotiations.

On leaving this morning's metingentheson said that ther lige dad very litsfül diss. Į unterstandlig

cussion.

PLAIN SPEAKING ! He dunched with Mr Eden, da

Signor Alcide de Gasperl, who earlier had a dis- cussion with M. Schrman.

the guest of the Italian Pral

VATICAN REPROVED "Let no

no ese expect that our supporters will consent to the Fatherland becoming a canton- ment for two factions, with the men of the Soviet Union behind Ono and the whiis helmets of In on interview on the North- the (American) military police West German Hadlo he express- behind the reproved the

It deciated, THO paper ed confidence that the West

Vatican

and locat Catholic German Parliament would ratify

Church authorities The European Army Treats ind

for the cofunued tonight it was the Bonn Convention ending vigorous electoral support they

for the 24 provin ledrned that problems relating the Occupation and which was gave the Christian Democrats.

Figures to North Africa were being tied on Monday.

cial councils dojde. discussed.

Democrats 2,011,494 with 317 rats,

the American French

Earlier today a Government spokesman sald thut the Government hoped that Parlia hent Would ratify, both treaties before its. Summer recess in

M. Fimy was among the Ministers who attended the talks on the French side. Mr Acheson was accompanied by Dr. Philip

American United Nations July.

Assistant Secretary

on the pro-, ond Mr George

of

Most of the Big Three nessioni was devoted to the Far East: Mister, The French Premier, M. their, position in the meanwhile." Antoine Pinay, the Defence Mr Shliwell, former Labbie Minister, M. Rene Plever, the Defence Minister, rend

suggested Minister of the Associated conference, par- Stajes, M. Jean Letourneau Hicularly of the nations taking and two other Cabinet Minis part in the Korea fighting on ters joined the discussions to the United Nations side, to con- press home the French case for sider the

question in more aid to Indo-Chind. whole view of the protracted nature d!

WAR OF NERVES say of his evidence: "It was as the armistice negotiations.

Mr Churchill replied that this unsatisfactory as anything in

really

The Bix Three are in com- Was the world could be,"

n question which well

vait the return plete agreement might And the judge ruled that he from abroad of the Foreign posed outlines of the Sevict State for European Affairs. could not claim his expenses in Secretary, Mr Anthony Eden, solo, and how to deal with the The meeting, which took place

from Leeds to Manchester Assizes.

the French Foreign Office, is not purely a military Berlin problem,

lasted two hours.

Cabinet Ministers The five Cab outside interference there was told Mr Acheson that the less

in Tunisia the sooner the situation would be settled.

They said that the situation in Tunisia had worsened ever since Tunisiang wave lot to bellove that Aftried ind. the United Nations were willing to in- tervene.

According to usunity well- EDLDces, the French explained to. Mr

travelling

Mr Morris gave evidence for question," he said.

Mr Mr John Albert Kirby, 68-year-

Promenade,

Tom Driberg (Labout)

for asked

assurarice that

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Oh the Far East question the French found no immediate satisfaction in bressing for more

la to Indi-China.

*

The Ministers regarded the

old artist arat stage manager of Earl Alexander, when in Tokyo, tap

Blackpool, who sued a Blackpool taxi- would discuss the question of driver, Mir William Henry having Eritish representation at Ratcliffe, for damages after the truce talka arid also the now Soviet menace to Berlin as pedestrian-crossing accident conduct of the

Twice during the hearing the camps on Koje ger-of-wat part of the war of nerves which

Island.

Hava wagod for Rio Russians judge ordered Mr Morris to Mr Churchill replied that Lord many years in that critical "keep quiet." Once the judge Alexander and General Clark said: "Mr Morris, don't interrupt were "personal and trusted me, Be a little more careful in friends who kupy a good deal your answers."

BOTH TO BLAME

discuss. Reuter. Later the judge told him sharply: "Will you hold your tongue? I am speaking to

counsel, not to you."

The judge found that both sides were equally to blame, and awarded Mr Kirby £807 damages and costs.

But he disallowed Mr Kirby's claim for £690 which

a contract to Mr

Knight said that the 0,000,000 Mr Kirby said he would have figure Included about 4,000,000 carned under "problem drinkers," 370,000 Morris. Juvenile delinquents categories such 43 narcatles

and

* addicts, chronic absenters in In-

dustry and others--Reuter,

The judge said he belloved the contract was made after the accident to inflate the special 1 darnages claimed.

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arca.

They agreed that, unless and

(about the subjects they will in the Soviets intensity on an

Army Treaty, by

present campaign the situation can be handled by the authorilles on the spot.

the

Dr. Adenauer said that sooner

pr later the Soviets would seek in understanding with the Weat as they could not defeat it.

A "Then our cliance will come,”

Communists and Alta 2,182,808 with 235 scots

Fascists and Monarchläs 1,005,128 with 117 scüte.

These results from the South together with last year's clec- tion results for provincial coun- cils in the North 'gave the following figures:

S. Africa And Middle East

Capetown, May 28,

The Minister of Defelice; Mr François Erasmus, Bid the Senate today that: if- war came South: African- forces should be committed, to Middle East defence; "We are virtually terested in the security of the Middle East,

ite

witch

must be considered as the strategio key to the defehee ..of the

African Continent against agression from Ella Herth," he said.“

He welcomed the Exp pean Army pact mignoć. Paris as "s how ray of hồnd for the tren Kenter.

nations,

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exaggerated

Toheran, May 20. Iranian Premier, Dr Mohanimed Mossadegh, are uncination based

to adopt drits, fieasures, surprised the all today with a new one. He was due to dy to The Hayle to place his country's case in the Anglo-Persian oll dispute before the International Couột, and crowds gathered at Teheran Airport to bid him farewell.

Büt. Df Mossadegh had a sur- prist for the hundreds waiting at tile alipogi gates for him to Allies- | arrive.

Democrats 11,283,020,. Communis's and 7,752,368.

Night-Sitters Proposed In Britain

Lantion, May 28,

nation-wide hight-stere

**

When he finally took off, adéurity guards were in thu pland with him:

Black-shirted, swastika-banded Iranian Natis were among the crowd at tha airport. It was Appearanco of the formed Iranian Nazi recently organizatiéfi.- United Prem.

the

he added will then defend

The West showed that we are loyal and2388,113.-Routerpeated at the door of the plane bur interests once we have

Neo-Fascist and Moharchids At the hit minute he ap reliable parters."

Ho. had slopt in the aircraft" The

all night de a precautionary Convention of the Bonn was the way to

measure. Germany's réurtification,

Dr Adenauer said.

But there was no cause for rejoicing, because the Conven- tion only applied to part of Germany though all of Ger- many belonged to the Western that the ratification of world, he added-Reuter.

the. French Parliament might When an ofheill spokesman well depend on the future was asked. £ "plans, oxist for

American polley towards Norla the three Occupation Powers in Africa and on a more equitable Germany to reach against any sharing of the burden of the new Russian attempt to cut off Indo-China war.

the Berlin, including the possibility

Afternoon at rinung der

convoys talks á Bo Lansion, May 28. through the

and devoted to American,ald for in defence effort After being introduced at so similar actiofa," the reply was France's

Bobtle's next It would be surprising if such Europe and Indo-Chind, United mayor and spending £125 on plans did not exist."

Press and Reifter. clothes for the office, Alderman Joseph Forrester, Conservative, learned that the Socialists, who gained control last week, had nominated one

of their men instead.

Bootle

Conservatives allege that their Socialist colleagues on the council have broken, a "gentleman's agreement" by the Most of this morning's talks

Mayor-to-be Dropped Socialists

cial events

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By

AID FOR INDO-CÙÙIŇA

EDEN IN BERLIN The agenda for today's talks

Berlin, May 28. The British, Foreign, Secretary, own included Indo-China, Malayu,

Korea, North Africa, the Anglo-Mr Anthony Eden, mived here Egyptian dispute and the estab- by air tonight from Paris.

The Pollon took elaborate pre- climent of tif Internatland)

cautions grainst Communist de- Middle East Command.

monstrators all along the route

Into the city-Repter.

Woman MPs Appeared

In 'Shorties

London, May 28.

Two mustard-yellow coats and git apple-green cont ab peared on the Commbha bertenta, inside them were three So cialist woméri MPs Miss Alice Bacon, Mrs Freda Corbet, and Miss Margaret Herbison They were appearing for

the

up" service is the answer to Britain's

lack of benevolent, relatives, according to a doctor.

Dr E,

B. Brooke, meuleni superintendent of St. Heller's Hospital,

Surrey, Carshalton told a conference of the National Home Help organisers that there ore not enough people willing to for their

care

sick and aged relatives theso days.

A night-sifters up" service, he said, would enable the few who do care for their relatives

have an occasional night's There are now 3,600 full-time

part-time 21,741 helpers

and

in Britain.

homo

COYLE

Every domal health authority COYLEN

decision. They plan to demon- were taken up with Allied ald be was to take from the airport Shorties.dts wero Brand has started this service to help strate at the robing ceremony to the French in Indo-China.

of the new choice, Alderman

Mark Connolly,

Unemployment ·

In Mills

London, May 28,

A Ministry of Labour check on 779,000 tekule workers in the last week of March showed that 176,000 were on part time, resulting in an average loss of

19% hours per alanced

This was sligh

Pusan Assembly Demands An End

To Martial Law

Pusan, May 28.

newigs Bacon was loudly cheer

ed by several hundred mile M.Ps during the Purchase Tax

Finance debates on the.

Bill when

she rose to ask for fairer tax deal for the Shorties -td wit, that shorter edats should cost less than longer, coats.

cost

housewives in unexpected diff-

cultes.--Reuter.

American Teachers

In Britain

BATTERIES

are made in VANCOUVER

and are imported by

ALEX ROSS &EGO, (GHINA) «LTD,

of HONG KONG.

On her right at Mik Corbél In mustard yellow. Miss Bacon diso I mustard-yellow.

Did MPs think they were the shine coats? They were wrong. Both

London, May 20. Game to manufdetur. More Amoriman teachers..will The Had the same wholesale be worldng in British schools i The Assembly of the Republic of Korea today price. But whereas Mra Cor efforts to extend the interchange other hills by 63,000 workers

40in. long, Milks scheme are successful de doing seven hours overtime.

Bacon's was 44in.

In the last four years more Eighteen thousand med and demanded the end of martial law which empowered bet's

The curious thing is," it than 400 British teachers have in small, but regular women were wholly unemployed President Syngman Rhee, to arrest hine members

Miles Bacon, "that becalise Mrs exchanged jobs wills Americans

with in textiles of April. 21.

of the Legislature on Monday, and yesterday.

Corbet short, god therefore Efforts are being made to

mado to in- shipments. North-western Englarid, with the great

falces & alibirter, con, she has to crease this number The resolution demanding is lifting of mirtial chester,

Oldham and law was passed by 96 votes to three with 40 abuten- had the highest tons. of unemployed and temporarily out of work 143 The request is considered to lay night of several legislators 000. The total for all Britain be, mandatory, but there no he were acquae of bone was 517,600-Router.

immediate Man of 3 respotise involved, the international Com- from the Governmbit,

towns of Man-

8. Place of professional study. Adverts In US.

(7)

7 Renovated (7),

1 Lukewarm (5).

13 Narrow neck of land (7),

14 Genteal (7),"

Communication (7),

17 Command (0).

10 Crafusion (0),

21 Twoford (4).

22 Trim (4);

28 Accustomed (4);

To Cost More

Wastington, thay đổi

Meanwhile, in sibul, netly

munist activities."

The British Committee who

the scheme bald: They are charged

are of fomacher Will B5 |

leave of absenco

129. Bd: mbro "tax." cheers and laughter. (Loud

Oh her 10ft fat Miss Herbison "Each in apple-green. Her garmen given a wheed Mins

is a three-quarter with full pay sunt, plains Herbison's cost of living in the Undled thus Tho was 36 inches, which,

coat was

Bacon

"In view of the editi, pa and are

States, the Government Have up

in

per-

the language of the Bill, was to the presented for in feet and guaranteed

British caches with a khat of money to help with ex-condition penses of the tachtio

There

whi as Hei loen of pat

In pildition to the nine already 4,000 parsons dimmed into the

+2 Inches and there Plaza of the Korean Capitol toured the drei being

foro carried mato fax. These demonstrate in favour of Mrought by the Police.

Assembly short coats, Miss Bacon thought, Wednesday's Rheo's plan for taking, the pre-

should be classifed an over sidential election out of the somats the Prime Ministerunt, which lid mean; alon rights as a fusit of Hits: FOR THE MOST RELIABLE

Monday

hands of tlit Astumbly, AREA Ciung Pak Sang, who stilmitted aferent tax uniente ori

19

wäh

speak

goh inche 36 inches, in the Bin, theo bat down expectantly to see what Sir Arthur Salter Minister of Blato, for, Economile Atsis, would

Mr Rhee tried But falled to fres, elisigrittioni.... bi The Price Stabiller, Mr. Ell Arnall, strid the Increase in push through, a confitational told the Altanbly that, he had Miss Bacen Chhatian nowsprint prices will amendment providing for the pected to rebuility office until

rates in this popular yotd: The President is Ute advertising. country and result in higher a present elected by the merchandising costs.

Assembly where Mr. Thee no Canadian newsprint Shapes, Primer, 10 Agree, 13 Pester. 14, Thistle, 17 Noso 10

He is believed to be certain were perfecuted fump prices longer has a majority Exeltes, 20 Acrobat, 22 Skip, 23 Sallora, 27 Defend, 20 Ariso, toll on July 13 to 4 Pezord high to low, in the elections, thite 30 Teaser, 91 Lugger, 82 Litho. Down; I Depot, 2 Alibl,, §. br $120 për tbit. Mr Armuli weshes toom now unless the law. Adopt, 6 Hent, d. Parrot, 7 Scenes, 9 Release, 11. Gengal, 13 Saxe pyld he ja powerless to provent | là chunguza m (ar 10 Hock, 10 Shopes, 1b Ster, 20 Assall, 211 Riding, 24 lúčal, e ndryang

YESTERDAY'S Crossword, — Across! Drame,

25 Dire, 20 Spree, 20 Falerno,

Canadian

The Government has remained silent on the arikyta #ince, Mon-

rind. It is understood that trap rot, dhiurioed in advabe Burkday's tharlal low order, deacial Jam od Treet, Egalh Embr Commander How to Pusin yeniofday fe

poference with Korean st

change.

BOGART HEPBURN

KATHARINES

FRICAN

UEEN

BATTERY SERVICE

Coufe

wants