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Government Moving Too Slowly Princess Meets Pageant Of Peace

Over Cyprus Says Gaitskell

London, Dec. 18.

Mr Hugh Gaitskell, the new leader of Britain's Labour Party, said at Keighley tonight that the government had moved far too slowly from the “impossible position" that Cyprus would never be granted the right of self-determination.

He was speaking 'at a Labour Party meeting. "In Cyprus, we find ourselves in the profound- | ly listasteful position of once again trying to suppress by force a popular movement for freedom and self-determination," Mr Gaitskell added.

"not help feeling that in throughout the ages shoul now of our long friendship be allowed to live and flourish Wit Greece and que aliauce in peace." with Turkey-both members of NATO it could have been

possible to reach agrre-

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Cyprus, perhap with the help of some of mur other

f only we had tren rearly to put forward a MONTAVE

tr. jdetermination subjeed to condi- 12: regarding security and Turkish wights,

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Mr Gaitskell said that the Soviet leaders, Marshal Nikotni Mulganin and Mr Nikita Khrushchev, were faunching. Judging from their

speeches Inclin En Buema, new

JFZAL propugnandn

vomeretul have in the cold war to try to win over to communism the

twitled states of the East. But the Labour leader com- mended to the Russians Che example of the British Labour Governmunt in giving freedom to 500 million people in South- On the Middle East, Mr Galt- east Asin, ske old that the Fumaly of "It them glve freedom in by Russ and her zutel- their turn to the peoples of

Egypt and other Arah | Central

111 Eastern Europe Ive atro dive a "ww whorn they n} PRAVIL L||- TRIBUTIOUS situation" t-minute by the power of their

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nout the cleiatorship of The Communist Parly." be | declared,

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WHH

Fashion Model

sinile, Princess Margaret shakes hands with Hartnell famlilon model, Dolores

at a fashion show staged at Hamilton House, Piccadilly, London.

show with the Queen Mother.-Reuterphoto,

The Priners atiếnded the

Traffic Accidents TV Technicians

Mount In

Cold Intense

Chicago, Dec. 18.

A frigid Arctic air mass spread southward

But especially over the Rockies and the Middle West today and the less developei | weathermen warned that no relief was in sight.

Itu paties to the stipules ore | territories of South Art, a new arany to hike J Felisatave in this world is long

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helping dezmernel.

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over the

The storm dumped tons of snow northern group of states and tumbled temperatures

to well below zero Fahrenheit.

Teuffle accidents mounted On bee-lick bighways and at least 15 Intalities were attributed a lu the wenther. directly murvey showed. Five teenagers/

killed

Gillette, Burlington Wyohung when 导 Itailroad train hit their truck.

were

near

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Washington, Dec. 18. "That is why we (the Labonty The Secretary of State, Party) have pressed in Farb- ment for a defensive part with

"Let me add at once that in 10 the pet we

my view the ald should be

Four persons were killed in a strings al- wity

alven withant way we beigevel ther

head-on tached.

of crash CsLife mast, or as popmlzjer

truck equipment "Now in the time for a new

and 21 car that hedher the Arab states, ent the one side, or Israel, on the

ginal ve step in this Bear Lagrange, Texas, in heavy oller. re

morning fog. mach better sup-test,” he concluded.--Reuter, phed with atte that they can expect lo win

ever.

Mr Dulles, who attended the two-days NATO Council meet- ing In Paris just week, salt he believed

the

contri- meeting buted to the feeling of freviom

security amoreg

Western

Bations,

Mr Dulles was met at the ans Doct by Under Secretary Ot State, Mr Herbert Hoover 3r und the ambassadors of tour NATO Italy countries, France. Brian and West ARATATULOY

Bgressive

Frontiers Guaranteed

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ANTARCTIC

AIRSTRIP

BUILT

Wellington, Dec. 18.

An airstrip marked out on ice about 144 feet thick is

ready at McMurdo Sound, Antarctica, to re ceive aircraft of the United States Antarctic expedition which standing by in New land.

Below-zero temperlures were the rule rather than the excep- tion ove the northern Rockies and

mid-west as far South as part of Iowa and Nebraska.

Coldest Spot

p-

country's

Gruisburg. Wisconsin. parently Was the coldest spat, reporting 27 below

zero.

Snow accompanied the bitter cold, piling up along the nation's | Northern border.

Houghton, Michigan.

centre,

0 akl

had 36 inches of snow

on the ground.

dip

The Weather Bureau said the cold wave would be strengthened are further by a new push of Arctic Zea- alr. It said temperatures would uo 30 below zero in the western

tonight, mid-west A United States Navy spokes-spreading eastward by tomorrow

night. man said in Christchurch today

While the Mid-West and That the American icebreaker

Rockies shivered, warmer tem- Glacier Bartvert al McMurdo Sound, in the Roes Sca, yester. peratures were reported in the dny, and that the commanding southwest, northern plains and Missouri Valley, United tower offeer of the air squadron, Com- mander G. K. Ebbe, had selected a runway.

It is marked out with red

Press.

flags and is 8,000 feet long. 150 Russia Plans

feet wide and covered with two Inches of hard packed snow.

The Glacier, spearhead of the American expedition,, which is setting up bases and airfields for the 1857-8 Geophysical Year explorations, reached McMurdo Sound seven days after leaving

ira Lyttelton, New Zealand's south island,

Million

TV Sets

London, Dec. 18. Russia plans to produce The spokesman sald that "about a million" television weather reports and forecasts were now being received from sets in 1956 and build more vessels stretched between New than 40 television broad- casting stations in the next few years, Moscow Radio re- ported.

Zealand and the Ross Sea,

He sold that aircraft would takte off as soon as the weather was favourable.

The carllest possible time of departure hos been postponed

The radio said people in the southern oil city of Baku, and in Minsk, Byciorusel, would

Hitler's Adjutant

Be In

May E. Germany

Bonn, Dec. 18. \TTO Guensche, Hitler'a Adjutant, may be among

0

a group of German pri- sonera from Russia who were handed over to East German authorities yes- terday, returned prisoners said at Friedland Camp today.

Protested

The East German news agency ADN, which reported the men's arrival, said only that the

of wod

war group criminals whose crimes were so serious that they could not be released.

Prisoners released here two days ·

had met Guensche ago who

at Sverdlovsk transit comp in the Urals said he told them them the Russians had put

on the list for East Germany because his mother lived there.

him 0.1 The prisoners quoted

saying that he had protested against this without effect,

In their verbal promise to Dr Adenauer, the Russian leaders sald they would release a total of 0,820 prisoners, of whom 749 were serious costa to be handed over to East German and West German legal authorities,

Reports reaching here said the reached. 'East group which Germany yesterday numbered 269. None of the 740 "¿crious cases" had yet arrived in West Germany-Reuter.

until 0400 local time on Tuesday soon be able to look in on New S. African`

(1600 G.M.T. tomorrow).-China | television. Mail Special.

Transmiliers

were

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being built in Gorky, Stalino Political Party

und Tills Georgia, Vilnius (Lithuania), Kuiblshoy on the

SALUTE IKE Volga, and Tushkent, in the

DINNERS

nouthern Soviet Republic Uzbekiston.

of

the

Johannesburg, Dec. 18. South Africa has now a new the South political party, "African 'Group" situated mid- stoti mast The radio said a

National between the DOD feet high was being bullt way

Party und

opposition during modernisation at the United Party. Moscow station where the Washington, Dec. 10... The Republican Party today power of transmistters was being The South African Group's

paluto

closer announced that.

· ́includes to stepped up.

programme Elsenhower dinnera"" would be

The fret

television theatre, co-operation. between the held in 61 cities across the in Moscow's Hermitage Gardens, Afrikaner and British sections United States on January 201 huid 'n ærvén mehsuring nide of the community.

The dinners which will be and a half by 18 foot

ked witether

by a closed cir Successful tests allowed t .It recomlaesthe historio

cult television: broadcast will inlght be possible to set off a parly And rating similar theatres in

Initia

Fight of Bouth African tribes' to country · their ancestral - homem, but

drive the 1959 cumpalin and totenă, apks and working settle= | Finvitow! `them to concentrate also observe the Siled annivers tents within the Moscow sary of President Missobowar's 0001ons/ro"; IV sadedz Itinuguration, Heister,

Mderably?! In the teritorias) turally groupedem zang

Walk Out

Rome, Dec. 18. Television scrrens were darkened throughout Italy

by a today strike of teclinicians.

tionwide

The technical crewk walked

their ous after demands for wage 11- creases and shorter hours were rejected.

A small crew of cm- ployees, however, agreed Lo work for one hour this afternoon to screen Rie second half of the soccer match

between Germany and Italy

Rome's Olympic Stadium,

They bowed to a flood of appeals from fans frantle because they were unable

to get tickets for the fame.

United Press,

|

New York, Dec. 18. A Wave of fires and car accidents took a two-day toll of 34 dentiis in Texas, police reported last night.

PROMISE BRIGHT

FOR FUTURE SAYS PRESIDENT

Washington, Dec. 18.

President Eisenhower said today in a special Christmas message that “human understanding and human sympathy” can surmount even "those obstacles that some Governments try to raise... to divide us."

From the office of the president of Gettysburg College some 80 miles from here, Mr Eisenhower pressed a gold key and lighted a huge Christmas tree in the "Pageant of Peace" exhibit in front of the White House.

any

"This Christmas is brighter The lighting of the gigantic in promise for the future than spruce signalled similar cero- we have known In recent monies at US embussles and years," he declared solemnly, | muiltary bases Around the evon brighter than last year, work. The Pageant features a which was the first Christmas "Pathway of Peace," at one end in many years that was not of which 14

Utc-sized marred by the tragle incident of Nativity scene on a white and

green stage,

Along the

outhway are series of smaller trees donated by various states and various foreign embassies, Bom de corated

native style. The and Turkish tree bears a star and

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The President's brief address and the offcial opening of the capital's annual "Pageant of

was corrlea vla radio The Voice America also short-waved ceremonies

Peuco" exhibit

the nation

television.

throughout

world in 38 languages,

It Worked

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the

crescent. Indonesia Нав the ornale Incade of a miniature

After pressing the gold key that lighted the towering 05-fool South Dakota spruce, Mr Elsen- hower chuckled and sakk "Web, it worked."

The tree, with its hundreds of | gaily-coloured bulbs,

the centrepiece of the Pageant of Pence exhibit on the Ellipse [facing the White House, Forty foreign embassies have greetings displayed and many of the 40 states have their own Christmas irres.

lample, guarded by two lions, Hnal Brith, a Jewish organılsa- tion has a scroll benring a text tram islah.-United Press.

Another Girl Friend For RAF

London, Dec. 18. The Royal Air Force is getting a new girl friend-Sarah.

Mr Elsenhower,

She joins Mae West, Babe, and addressing i himself to "My fellow mon Rebecca in the little binck books. and women of every nation," of British airmen as the girls snkd

that

"hundreds cf they like most to be with when for millions Christmas symbolises | stränded in the briny deep. the deepest nspirations of peace

Sarah is a compact but power- and goodwil) among men'

The President said "Peace is ful radio homing beacon which can be picked up by search air- the right of every human being,"

within 70 miles of and that he was sure his prayer craft for peace was shared by the downed plane, Or this total, 14 people, in- |"multitudes of the world, the cluding four elderly inmates of great and meek, the proud and ☐ nursing home, were burnt to poor, the successful and 'tho death or died from their injuries failures, the dispirited and the with the apparatus, and fi prob In Ares in different parts of the hopeful" He said the hope for ably will be adopted by inter state over the past two daya-peāte must never die in the national airlines in the near China Mail Special.

hearts and minds of men.

future-United Press.

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