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THE DAY

Eden Puts The Record Straight ·

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Bir Anthony Eden bus felt any worry about the recent attacks lovelled

it

against him in sections of the English Press, he cer tuinly gave no sign of when he delivered a major policy speech at Bradford Wednesday. Vigorous

on

It

and forthright in content, and confident in tone, must have acted like a cold slap ncross the face those of his critics who have been suggesting that the Prime Minister Ind reached the first stages of political senility.

W being

directed

In fact,

ін it freely acknowledged that the criticism against Sir Anthony, par- ticularly from some of his only supporters, was not

but unjustified. ill-timed, Some of it was possibly motivated by disappoint- Cabinet

ment Dyer

changes, but is net effect has been, not to discredit the Prime Minister, but to fuire impression give Overseas of government weakness and party dis-

unity.

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Characteristically, Sir 21) - de- thony replied to

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Established 1845.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1956.

DAY-LONG VIOLENCE

Chinese Egg Albumen Infected With Poison

London, Jan. 20.

There leading Liverpool doctors reported today that 18.0 per cent of Chinese cas albumen imports which they had sampled were infected with food poisoning,

The doctors, writing in the British medical review The Lancet, tested samples from the cargoes of seven ships which docked at Liverpool since July, 1985.

A total of 1,625 samples of the ers albumen were taken and 220 were found to be infected. In one shipment the contaminatlan was as high as 47.1 per cent. No pars-typhoid germs had been isolated in the Liverpool series, the article

maid.

The doctor siated thai 350 tons of Chinese egr albumen was imported In 1954 and extensively used in the bakery and confectionary trades,

They suggested that all imports of the albumen should be powdered and heat-treated on arrival in Britain, and added that steps should be taken to make their muggestion obligatory-Reuter.

IN BOMBAY Casualties Mounting

Bombay, Jan. 19.

Police were forced to open fire repeat- edly in the fourth day of violent demonstra- tions here today, killing at least eleven peo ›le.

The riots against government proposals to put the city under central government administra- tion have so far cost an estimated 35 lives and

MARGARET LUNCHES WITH oout 500 other casualties.

CLERGYMAN FRIEND

Cambridge, Jan. 19.

Princess Margaret and the Queen Mother, on

a private visit to Cambridge yesterday, had lunch with the Reverend Simon Phipps, a frequent escort of the Princess.

Mr Phipps, 33 tall and good-looking, is chaplain tractors briefly but de of Trinity College, Cambridge. cisively, and concentrated

large part of his speech 9. foreign affairs.

exponition of the

understanding and He has been a friend of 26- mutuality

their even among those

It is that His year-old Margaret since

relationship with the childhood days when his father their "deter

a gentleman wher at the public is unnatural."

the late King George court of

rent policy" did more than anything else to set

was

the VI.

record straight on Anglo- Less than two weeks ago the American relations understanding

ts

un-

The weekly paper official, but is edited by clergy and often speaks for prevailing and Princess attended a Twelfth on major Night gula at the Saddlers Wells Church attitudes. Last week it

roundly criticised Lie govern Ittheatre with Mr Phipps.

Dr Arthur love of the ment's choice of He shares her

Michael Rantsey as the new theate Wii entertainment

in his university Archbishop world and talks with President Eisen-days ruse songs and skits for Press. hower and Mr Dulles.

the annual Cambridge revue and the West End revue "Penny Ploi

international problems. WHA JL plendid curtain- rainor for his forthcoming

N Britain's economic situa-

in

there is

Several years ago, when Mr Phipps was an asistant curate

WAR RECORD

Mr Phipps altended Eton and Trinity College, Cambridge.

of York. United

Warsaw Pact

An armoury at a central Bombay police station was attacked by 150 rioters who were beaten off by police firing.

The rotary went on to attack police quarters in East Bornboy.

Today's troubles spread

to

not on 21

They were again fought off. new areas though large scale--and affected South

Bombay and Thana 20 miles 10 the north.

Demonstrators want Bombay

to be

spelporated in a Marathi

stule of Maharashtra, Disorders began when the goy- ernment's decision on reorganis- ing boundaries was announced carlier this week.

Thirty-ive people are esum- ated to have been killed in the past four days.

BURN DOWN SHOPS

More thon a seare of shops were burned down or looted. About 20 police

kloski, and more than 50 buses and cars were sot on Are or wrecked

The rioters destroyed any thing that they could get hold of including five hydrants and lamp posts.

A pollee superintendent was

Price 20 Cents

NOT ALLOWED

TO GO TO US

Capetown, Jan, 20.

A 10-year-old African koboolboy,

Stephen Ramasodi, kam been re- fawed a passport to study M the United States because the South-African Government will not allow a young Native to go to A country which practises racial equality.

So said the Minister of Nature Affairs.

Dr Verwoord, here yesterday.

added

that when Ramasodi returned in 10 or 12 years, he would be "frustrated and unhappy" in Bouth Africa

Ramanodi had been

offered

scholarship to study at the exclusive Kent School

the United States...where

many boys are the sons of millionaires.

Verwoerd

Dr

whether the United States would allow young students

to

country

study in

policles differed wfrode radically from its own.

Would the United States allow

young students to take up bursaries offered

be by the Soviet Union! sakcd---France-Pressc.

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The Signs Are Ike Won't Run Again

The Presidency

For

Washington, Jan. 19. - President Eisenhower's statements today at his first full-scale press conference since his heart attack were widely interpreted by political corres- pondents as indicating that he was moving . to- wards a decision not to stand for re-election for another four-year term.

The President

himself gave

a quick “no” when

he was asked whether earlier statements justified the conclusion that he had reached a “tentative decision" on this subject.

his health could not be

But the emphasis in his care- ; that fully drafted opening statement, "wholly restored."

as well as in his remarks, was They also noted that his doc- almost entirely on the reasons torn reported him progressing against standing for re-election, only towards a "reasonablo" level with little or no reference to of strength. the alternative.

The President survived without visible physical strain half-hour ordeal of

What today profoundly dis- the couraged many who would like discussing his personal health in to Ece the President lead his an overcrowded, overheated and party to victory in the Presi- overlich und before a bat-

before chamber

nearly dential elections next November 300 reporters was Mr Elsenhower's statement

Scientists Probing

Probing Secret For

Producing Unlimited

Food

London, Jan. 19.

British scientists have found the key to one of the locks that bar the way to unlimited food for the world's overpopulated and under- developed areas.

the

They have discovered some vital facts about photosynthesis process which enables plants to turn water and carbon dioxide into edible sugar and starches.

Until recently, scientists had great difficulty' in tracking down this magic process and in explaining it in terms of the laws of chemistry.

Now they know that it does wakin accordance will -- the (ordinary laws. And that means that in principle they know it is possible to fabricate the process so that food can bo produced anywhere, at any time and in so long as there any quantity

Powers To Meet injured in a home made bomb is water, carbon dioxide and a

Moscow, Jan. 19.

pact The eight Warsaw powers will meet in Prague un January 27, it was an- nounced here tonight.

attack but police said curlier re- ports that a polleeman had been killed was a

fed was a mistake due to the "confusion".

tfie

source of energy.

At least 20 top fight scientists in various parts of the country ure at work on the vital prob- lem, and though they are still a from finding all the long way

nswers, there 5 new #itte doubt that they will one day succeed.

and future, the Prime Minister appeared to

Budders0elii, hu Inviled be on less certain ground. Princess Margaret to

open His claim that the battle church dance which was being against inflation was over, held to raise money for new

ub- roof. She promptly was followed by the

accepted "What

and planned Jan the invitation JE servation:

Within five hours of the if tha

north the long journey tulising

Germake

curfews being lied after yester- mourning for Queen balance of payments could' when

day's riots it had to be refimposed re. May, her grandmother, made it be pl eight and our

in some areas. sary to cancel the trip.

The Soviet Foreign Ministry

Observers serves built up,

vers were speculating on of hardly

"direction" Dur any limit to

spokesman, Leonid Ilylchev, dis-

possible the

closed, In

rioters in a reply to newsmen'a

continued future." Something of

view of questions, that Communist China cenance of the pollee in the in-by same thing has been suld

dustrial north of Bombay will participate as an observer. by other post-war British

The Prague conference will be

Mr Korarji He left Trinity to serve in the

Desai, Chief statesmen, but the solu-

Coldstream Guards during the meeting of the Warsaw pact's Minister of Bumbay State, held tion to the problem seems

sluntion war. He was twice wounded, political consultative committee.

urgent talks

on the a signatory of with to be as far off as ever,

East won the Military Cross and jett

police andi government against

the to Germany, ** Whether the battle

pact, is represented

oficiuls, us a Major. been

committee inflation has really

the consultative He took holy orders in 1951. on

not a the but is

member of the Before Margaret and won is still open to demon-

Mother visited Undoubtedly the Queen

Mr unified military command estab- stration,

at a Camished by the treaty. Autumn disinflationary Phipps, they called

The other signalories are the budget

achleved Its bridge antique shop where the

But the Queen Mother often shops They Sovit Union, Albania, Bu garja, initial objectives.

bought muff boxes and Georgian Hung y, Poland; Rumania and government's ability to re-

Czechoslovakia. sist mass wage claims by

The Princess and her mother the workers has still to be are still on holiday with other tested. The unions have not | members of the royal family at yet applied full pressure, Sandringham, the Queen's coun-

they are try home in Norfolk-Reuter. but it is clear preparing for a showdown

on this ante.

To the nation

whole, 118 11

however, Sir Anthony

silverware.

ROYAL FAMILY AND THE PEOPLE

London, Jan. 19. Eden's speech was hearten- An unofficial Church of Eng- ing. The British govern- land newspaper tonight criticised attitude toward it as "not only

POLICE TRAPPED

their

In one part of the city police reinforcements arrived just in

Bome of time to colleagues trapped in a police station by a mob,

save

The eight Warsaw poct powers are virtually certain to discuss Elsewhere a car was stopped

police station East German admission to the opposite a "ESTATA NATO" when

they some of the passengers knifed.

Basically photosynthesis works what the scientists call "inductive resonance,"

Tiny objects In the plant enlied

chloroplasts lake

the from energy

light stabilise" it by changing molecules which make up water and the

carbon dioxide. Each

molecule

POUJADE HUSTLED OUT

tory of television cameras,

His hand was without trenfor when he held up before him his

Ho

opening statement printed in unusually large typo on, un- He still paper. ly think="

Bun-tan from his recent vacation

Florida, He frequently laughed gently. stood throughout and did not attempt to use the armchair at his press conference desk

But both his step and his voice lacked the vigour and snap which characterised him on sưch occasions before his illness and gentleness of voice, a mildness

manner and alight mist

mistiness of

of

over reflected what he has the eyes

been through in recent months. Anxious correspondents become silent Tawham a New England for woman reporter, famous ruthless - cross-examination three presidents, seemed about to clash with him. in jargument.

tay about the behaviour of his pere sonal physician on dhe night of his heart attack, and the fact that his attack was kept secret for some ten hours after its occurresite.

OF ASSEMBLY BAR:

Puris, Jun. 19. M. Pierre Poujade,

leader of the shopkeepers tax reform movement, was today hustled out of the members' bar of the National Assembly.

The 52 He was with some of

Poujadist depudes who won at the recent general election and had raised a glass of red wine

"to the health of the Republic."

Bumber of Sociallst de- puties who were members of the last Assembly asked him whether he still considered "no

A

and

the the

them good."

In

vibrates an electric field and the energy from light alters that field.

The chloroplasts act де "controls" so that the energy is transferred in the right way to produce food.

"corrupi"

and

1

But the President turned the

Mall Special.

Reds Shell

Quemoy

there was no incident of any question politely aside. China sort" Tho state-controlled news agency Agence.France-Presso M. Poujade reported that enlered the members' bar with several Poujadist deputies, A Socialist Deputy, M. Arthur Notebart, immediately asked him to leave the room saying he had no right to be there. The agency sa M. Poulade re- plied that he did not know rules of the National Ass2rab- ly, finished his drink, and jeft. -Reuter.

Talpel, Jan. 19. Three civilians were killed and 34 hour's destroyed today when Chinese bateries on Amoy and nearby islands bombarded the Nationalist-held Quemoy island group off the mainland, the Chinese Nationalis. Defence

Greece And Cyprus Ministry announced,

Athens, Jan. 19.

The Greek Premier has told holline tasted for over caven

It stopped when

M. Poujade repiled that he and his friends had never made tuat alkogation. A Sociust the UN Secretary-General that Nationalis. batteries returned deputy sald; "You are only Greece will bring the Cyprus the fire with equal force, the tame wolves after all"

dispute before the United Na... | Ministry said. tions if current talks between The thelling was the heaviest Britain and Cypriot Nationalists since the "vast pocket war" in

was fall, it "learned today the Formosa Strait broke out in United Press.

September, 1954-Reuter.

ASKED TO LEAVE repent the The Socialists then called for If science can and process artificially it may be Assembly officials to ask M. nblo to Improve upon it-by Poujade to leave the premises. efficient chloro- Only members of the Assem- plasts and by altering the bly are allowed to frequent

the membera bar.

meet in Prague on January 27, Jewellery and clothing shops making more Eastern European specialists were among the favourite tarlight.London Express Service.

One rioler was icilled by police as he tried to Assault shopkeeper.

said in Paris tonight-France-gets of looters. Presse.

ment has committed itself British Royalty and the British FOUND GUILTY OF

to strive for the preserva- foolish but "wrong". tion of perce from

position of strength.

4

The publication, Church of England Newspaper, eited the

MURDERING WIFE

Bus and tram services were restricted to the safe areas of

city-the northern and southern suburbs which isolated from each other.

wore

In three of the industrial areas the curfew was extended to 24 hours a day but many demonstrators Ignored the ordera to stay indoors.--Router.

Union Leader's Warning

subscribes unreservedly to abdication of King Edward VIII Plymouth, Mass., Jan. 19.

A jury today found a con-- the belief that possession and the romance of Princess

Domenick Bonomi, of the hydrogen bomb ia Margaret with Peter Townsend tractor the best guarantee of pro-as evidence that the Crown's guilty of first-degree murder in tection against attack, and relationship to the people "could the gravel-pit slaying of his wife Mildred. The jurors did not re- be made a little more realistic" that its qualities as

"It is not only foolish, but commend mercy. deterrent of war are ull becomes wrong," said the paper,

Superior Judge Frank Smith matched..

"when one family is so separated imposed the death sentence im- tho but stayed Above all the speech em- from the people that no member mediately

Bonomi phosised and re-emphasised of it can behave as other decent execution indefinitely. to the rest of the world people would without shaking was convicted of kiling his red-

Mr haired wife, Mildred, 31, at their that Anglo-American the nation to the depths...

Princess Margaret's romance ranch-style home fast August of the Australian Council policica for the preserva caly arose at all because ber 31

31. tion of peace are as closely position is partly artificial. This

Tho Stato charged that he Trade Unions, said tonight that knit today as 'they' have not just that the circle

of transported her body in his the dispute

Waterside Workers Federation ever been, and constitute acquaintances from which truck to a development in Han- and shipowners was not settled a relationship which not Royally can choose intimate over and had her body covered by arbitration in court today,

limited, and that with six tons of gravel-United even Mr Dulles' vorbal in- friends

Australia'a biggest Industrial discretions can disturb. etiquette miss barriers to true Press,

upheaval since the war would

next Monday.

A

Silence Maintained On Bulganin's Health

Moscow, Jan. 19. Soviet Foreden Ministry spokesman joday again evaded questions about the health of Baigania, Marshal Nikolat Bovies Prime Minister, whe has not been, seen is publie ginos January 8,

Lecula

of

Mr Ilylchev. was asked, at a press conference, it. he colda

state report on the negotiation for the restoration of diplomatic a relations between Rusia and Australia. He sailed and replied "I don't

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know. Then he adolech - “? comment.” Diplomatic sources «berg weld

restoring : diplomaatio zvations.

with Australia before the Olymples Games in Melbourne next November.

clowed down her (Rumin

Embassy in Canberra ordered the Australian mision out of Moscow in April, 1954

and

Sydney, Jan. 20. Albert Monk, President

between

the

The Federalton has threatened to strike at midnight on Sunday in Australia's 83 ports unless its demands for increased working Wage and improved conditions are met.

Secret talks to over the strike have failed, Mr Monk said earlier yesterday

Israel's Appeal

Members do not have the right to entertain guests in the bar and other restricted parts of the building, though this is often tolerated.

London, Jan. 19. Israel urgently appealed to M. Britain tonight for "an adequate supply of defence arma." Israel rejected in advance any "Im- posed solution" of her conflict | with the Arab states,

Alex Rozlerca National, vice-president of the Pouladist movement, tonight telephoned Reuter

that M. to deny Poujade had been involved in any incident

The appeal came from Am-i bassador Ellahu Elath in a one-He said: "M. Poujade never on- hour talk with British Foreign

Secretary Selwyn

United ProES,

Lloyd.

tered the members', bar. HC was not asked to leave any part of the Assembly, and

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