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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1956.

US MILITARY LIAISON WITIL BAGHDAD PACT

'Urgent Steps Must Be Taken

No Limit To To

Body's Endurance

London, Apr. 19.

Colonel Charles Yeager of

the

United States

Air

Strengthen

It' NEW SOVIET

EMPHASIS ON SETTLEMENT OF ·

PALESTINE, KASHMIR DISPUTE

Teheran, Apr. 19.

The United States announced today that she will Force "the fastest nman in establish a military liaison office with the permanent head- the world," said today he | quarters of the Baghdad Pact.

saw no limit to the speed the human body would be able to stand.

The Colonel, who flew

Mr Loy Henderson, head of the American observer mission, announced the decision today as the five-nation Ben Baghdad Pact Council ended a four-day meeting here with a communique stating that "urgent steps" must be taken -to

X A ni 1,000 indies an hour

In 1933, sak! the imly lit

was to acceleration and turn-strengthen the Pact.

ing and even there the limit was high.

With special suits, men could stand pressures of up to eight times the force of gravity without blocking out,

Culonci Yeager wn. speaking to reporters before lecturing to the

Royni

Acronuulid flown Society here, from Germany for the feetne.

Be hud

He said he had any time."

flown at higher speed than the official specul recordi

1,132 miles an

Britain's

MIOTIZM,

اد

heuer set by

Pete Twist: last

IN A TANGLE

Colonel Yeager said the situa-

Jul

tion over speed records WAS that even 11: uch a Langle

could not understand it

the

•f

Recent he wreed the decision

Federation Aeronautique International, which handles record ques- tions, to remove the altitude Imit on record attempta.

Colonel Yougor explained that

the Bell X 1A in which flew

at 1,650

!! I

miles

# series

on hour was one of

of aircraft pvly for research purpose.

The first was the X-1,

which

renched 1,000 miles on hour ns early as 1947.

He sald tests made in these alr- craft ensured that research in the United States was for to

thead right years production-reducing

of

*xpen-

sive failures in new #ghter models.China Mail Special.

TV Starting

Canberra, Ap. 19. National and comunevyll television stations are expected to be operating in Melbourne and Sydney before the end of 1950. Postmaster General Mr sakl in the House of Representatives today. -China Mail Special.

the Charles Davidson

Errol Flynn

Flew In

Errol Flynn flew Into London Airport last week, to join his wife in London, where she is

television making a

series. Errol has Just finished work on a new ploture "Istanbul". He Dew from Hollywood via The North Pole.-United Press

Pohto.

9-Year-Old Car Driver

Killed

Wellington, Apr. 19. Commenting on the death of nine-year-old boy who killed while giving

midget monstration in sear Ashburton, the district corner was of the opinion that

0

WIN

A

de-

car

there was no blame attachable

and

The Pact, which links tinuo bilateral economic Britain. Pakistan, Persia, Iraq technical nich with the Pact

Eust countries. Hd Turkey in a Middle

in- We have every defence alliance, plans to set tention of continuing our mutary up i permanent general

cori- ald programmes, taking secretarial shortly The site for sideration of the aims of the Its headquarters has not been Pact, announced.

The uncal communique lo- day

fur emphasised the need early setilcment

the Palestine and Kashmir disputes,

of

It also announced that Coudell Would meet aguin Karachi next January.

Full Member

Beneficial Role

"We

are prepared to discuss Joint economic project on bilateral or multilateral basis.

0

"We are Armly convinced

the

in from

the

statesmenship evidenced, that this meeting is certain to play a benefelet role in world affairs. The United States has demonstrated its be- licts in, and unqualified support The United State's, which fe, the sims and Ideas of the yesterday joined the Baghdad Paet. fuck's Beanomie Council, today Cine a full montiber of the Pact committee concerned with Pauntering subversio

each of the member countries" Middle East "northern ster Mr Henderson continued defence area,

Surces close [ the Council vale the United

In

the

Pact States is expected to contribute men sunt

Ad to the counter subversion committee to be set up in Baghdad.

"I have observed a spirit of determination here to oring re- lief of tension to the peoples of

"The Pact has great potential; It can represent organised power strong enough to defend the freedom of the people of this area from outside forces having imperialistic nggressive atms," he concluded,

Mention of the Kashrutz and Palestine prebleins in the anal Counci

communique followed

The Uulted States military Halsort

ai Poet head- quarters wit

be headed by e general or flag officer and wili work planners of the organisation.

Mr Henderson said the United States was also willing to co

of tribute

the the Costs "highly-qualified and efficiently-

a closed session today thought to have discussed these two and the Algerian closely with military question-all toples of deep

to

subjects

concern to the Moskam world.

Strong Evidence

organized permanent general Council sources sabi Turkoy, secretariat which we hope will) Pakistan And Peraio

were soon be in operation."

icarly unimos in asking He

anitat these subjects be mention-

ed, despite British óbjections.

added: "We have nounced our invention to

Attacks And Criticisms

THESE countries wished to give to their own to anyone for the boys death. I strong evidence

sources

of

WEAPON REPORTED

London, Apr. 19.

The Daily Telegraph. today reported that Soviet engineers were developing a new quick-firing, ultra- sonic "bbinbardment wea- pon"

Reporting an interview with a German rocket scientist whe "worked for alx years in д Russian research Newspaper weapon's calibre

centre", the

sald that the

of 11 inches could carry

suggested It atomie warhead.

ал

"Various models are believed to have speeds of between 3.2 and 0.5 times that of sound," the newspaper added.

"The weapon is fired in the same way as shell from a guh,"

RAM JET TYPE

The Daily Telegraph claimed that the missile had o motor of the "ram jet" type which "ax- jenda the range from a normal 35. milles to 180 mlies

It said it was known that "a great deal of work has been done on the project by the Russians, who picked the brains of German scientists."

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known is hot "Whil whether the dhit Has gobe into Trass production," the Dally Telegtipli added-Chind Mail Special.

Communist Aims Not Changed

FORMER CONDUCTOR'S GRAND-DAUGHTER WEDS

Attending the wedding of his grand-daughter in Milan was Arturo Toscanini, world-famous retired ootdüptor. Thi pleture shows the bride, Countess Email Castllbared. Toscanini being escorted into the church for her marriage to Duko Glan Filippo d'Acquarone,Central Press Photo,

1

DULLES DENIES PRESSURE

PUT ON CAMBODIA

Washington, Apr. 19.

AUSTRIAN ARMY HAS

A NAME

Vienna, Apr. 19. The first units of Aus- tria's now armed forces today officially assuméd the name of the “Federal Army.".

were

The unit's, which - formed from members of the former gendarmerie, Have so far bort the official title of. Provisional Border Quartis Units,"

An Austrian Army thus into existence again

contes

after 17 years of Nazi rule and Allied

occupation, and 11

months after Austria regained her sovereignty--and the right to have an army-by the Aus- trian State Treaty.

It

Austrian

expected that the

rian Army will comprise between 30,000 and 80,000 men.

Its

officers and senior non- commissioned officers Will probably be regulars, though

most of the ranks, -except for specialist units, will be national service recrufts. The necessary been legislation has alreally

passed by Parliament-Reuter,

Red Atomic

Station Inspected

Moscow, Apr. 19.

Nineteen Erlish electrical power experts today visited Russia's atomic poyer plant 60 miles from Moscow- Which their ledder found "bet- ter than I expected."

Lord Citrine, chairman of the Central Electricity Authority, said:

"Our technical people thought the work which had gone in to tile reactor side showed good worlamafchip.

The Brish visitors were

The Secretary of State, Mr John r entertained to inter by Mr Georgi Malétköy, the Foster Dulles, today denied that the Soviet Minister for Electris United States

was seeking to bring The dissolution of the pressure on Cambodia to force the country Cominform entails "no giv-into joining the Southeast Asia Treaty

Vienna, Apr. 19.

the

ing up of common aims but only a change in the working methods of Communist parties," accord- ing to a Radio Bucharest broadcast today.

The

a

broadcast quoted landing article in today's leading Rumanian Communist TICWS- paper Santel.

ΠΟΤΟ

The Cominform, which had been recheary after the war, had now become obsolete.

Organisation.

In letter sent to the Cambodian Foreign Minister, Mr Dulles also denied that the United States had put pressure on South Vietnam and Thalland into taking economic ineasurty against Cambodia

Indirect Reply

Mr Dulley said in his letter that every country had the right to take those measure it thought necessary to safeguard its in- dependence,

The Secretary of State said the Undled Statca did not attempt to force mutual defence pacts upon any country against its will

Conditions were now favourable, the paper sald, for adhered firmly to the principles a changeover of other countries of the United Nations Charter.

to socialism" The chances between 10 the Council's

for a rapprochement He said that people driving peoples and to Arab opponents

View.

had and attacks

Socialists and Communisty from that type of vehicle should be of the Pact, like Egypt and Saudi criticisms

Arabia, that membership in Domitralist and

improved. other sourCES of o responsible age.

alliance did The boy died in hospital of pro-Western

not agalust the Baghdad Fact.... and shock fol- preclude full support for general spring largely concession

from lack skull Arab nspirations, the Kowing ▸ fractured

knowledge and misuderstanding when his car overtumed at the sald.

of its tru. purpose. Rakata Car Club's meeting.—

"But this means no giving up It is the Council's hope Britain sought particularly to China Mall Special.

thest

but only a of common, alm better purposes become avoid any mention of the Kash-

Official quarters here said the change in the working methods letter was an indirect reply to mir Issues so as not to further

known these criticisms will

to sympathette incense

and Indie, which reacted give way sharply when the recent South- active co-operation and that the east Asia Treaty Organisation Baghdad Fact will become meeting supported Pakistan's undying factor among peoples plea for a plebiscite in Kashmir, of the region.

A British Crossword Puzzle

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1 Continuous pain (4).

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DOWN

3 Elfaces (0);

4 Ventures (5).

5 Delighted (0),

¤ Savour (5).

4. Set of artificial terik (7).

8 Actuni (4),

@ Insect (4)

10 Plunder (7),

11 Animal fut (4),

12 Bundle (4),

14 Cut hport (7).

17 Got up (8).

10 Dance (8).

22 Valuce highly (7);"

20

Sell

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20 Libertine (4).

10 Dopitted (4),

31 Indian corn (7).

32 Girdie (4)

2 Vault (8).

7 Frilling (5).

12 Naked (4).

18

Booly (4)

15 Vex (4)

16 Exploit (4),

10 Tynix (0),

20 Wards off (0).

21 Reptiles (8).

23 Purloined (5).

24 Pear (6).

25 Ancestors (B).'

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The communique emphasised the urgent need to strengthen the Pact's military and economic power.

had been

a

It said there change of Communist taelles but the basic objectives of inter- national communism remained unchanged. The Communist acts- villes

called

unceasing vigilance there could be no re- laxation of measures designed to strengthen the defence capacity of the Papt area.

for

de-

The military committee cided Lo expedite further measures for defence of the Baghdad Pact region.

Considered Active

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Meanwhile these attacks only help to keep the region divided and weak....

Better Understanding

It is the Council's conviction that the Baghdad Pact offered

cah

of the Communist parties in the Individual countries, which now develop freely, in accordance with given condi-

tions."--Reuter.

JUNGSCHLAEGER'S

BODY MAY BE

the best means of safeguarding SENT TO HOLLAND peace and stability and of pro- moting the welfare sub unity of the area whlist servirig world

peace, Therefore

Djakarta, Apr. 19.

urgent steps The Indonesian Public must be taken to strengthen Prosecutor, Sunarjo, said

tiris Paret.

tonight that he would give For this purpose the member every co-operation to have countries in this area must be the body of Leon Jung- equipped with the means of developing their mutary anu schlaeger shipped to the economic strength and the Fact Netherlands, as requested must yield. positive results. by the widow.

North Vietnam and China, who United accused the recently States of applying a policy of force in Cambodia.

In the letter, which was de- livered by the American Am- bassador in Prom Perth today, Dulles said: "I regret that these allcntions have been made, since they are utterly false, atid could harm the friendly relations between our two coun-

tries."

National Interest

KILLED FOR

A FEMALE

Tokyo, Apr. 19.

A fatal battle-apparent- ly fought for the affection of a femalt-today reduced to 24 the number of white swans in the Imperial palacio mon

A tnålė syan which re- cently lost ita mate WAL found dead under the palace's

.Tamed. Double A deep gath was head near Its

Bridge. cut In its beak.

Attendants såld they be- lieved the swan was killed fight for the affections

in

of a female swan. The palace awans were given

to Japan by West

Ger-

many in December, 1953.

United Press.

Power Stations, and a

visitor to Britain

weekend

recent

the

party will split by into three

During the

groups which will tor the

Soviet Union.

the

They ate expleted to visit

Urni Morinianiz

Stalingrod Reuter.

and the

· area,

Crimea

Bees Slacken

Honey Output

Melbourne, Apr. 19. Victorian bees were not as busy as they might have been this Foukon, They produced

meet barely enough honey to local demand, and there will be none for export.

Mr E. C. Fowles, Apriorists' Association, executive member, sold that the season had been the

worst experienced Ja Victoria

H sald that bees would not fly in the cold or wet, and dampness had affectod the

from flowers

which they usually got nectar-China Mil Special,

Spaniards Go

26 Pulled the thies Back To Work

United

Mr sald States respected cach nation's right to decide whether it would join regional security arrange-

inents."

San Sebastian, Apr. 19. Fifteen Spanish Basque factories which closed down yesterday by order of the Governor of The United States is guided

Province reopened tonight after primarily by its own national Guipuzcoa interest when it gives economic workers and employers had sent in a joint petition countries to help them defend to the civil authorities. Work is expected to be themselves against aggression in full swing by tomorrow. or subversion, Mr Dulles sald,

and military ald to friendly

He said it is in the United States national Interest to help the economic and social ad vancient of all "free nations."

The communiqué sald prob leins eduring trislon in the At the same time systematic Jungschlanger, who died today orea were discussed thoroughly efforts must be made to create following two strokes, was and frankly. In particular the better understanding of the Pact under detention awalling the Council

emphasised the need among hations opposing it. Jerdict in the case in which he for early settlement of the

Tho Council. considered the Was charged with treason. Palestine and Kashmir disputes, tetive and continuing support Sunarjo said it was up to the

The Counell welcomed Ameri- of the United States for the

decide whether the France-Presse, Judge to in work of Pact....was an essential factor verdiét would can participatton

glybn. now be Ule Pact and considered active

ive...in the development of the Hc duued at the dead man had and continuing American sup-member countries and thebech given the Best possible port for the Pact's objectives

excential factor

was

was

Th

strengthening and development

of the thember countries and ichlisation

their of alish

peaceful

of their peaceful | medical affentlob.

·

The United States delegato Father Comella Droog, renfilmet his country's inten- chaplain of Tipinang prison, tit to continue, bilateral techini- where Jungschleger had been tid économie assistance, held for the past two yedis The Council considered there a leated that the Unites awaiting trial, gaid the dead man was a threat of subversion in States would consider ways of had lately.

godd appelred in the area and derided to estabs assisting joint

by spirits. Projects counter-gribers of the economie com-

Had a permanent

THE DRONE NHA HỌ tübversion" ofgtinisation unter | millies.

begüh từ khów, Jungschlärster av right dild good man, aralice Pre

Ish

the Secretariat-General,

re ognised that, while the

countered.

}

Meet Threat

Church Wedded.

>

Barbara Hutton

Says 'No'

To Divorce.

The factories, which employed thousands of workmen in the metallurgical and related indus tries, were closed, following morg than a week of strikes in support of wage increases,

Nationwide Increases

-

of Guipuzcoa,

Moroccan Army Units

The Governor

Casablanca, Apr, 19. Tomas Garicano Goni met Prince Moulay: Hassan, heir mixed employers and workmen's to the throne and Chief-of-Stat delegations tonight, and informed of the Moroccan Army, declared them, that, in view of the to-there today that the first unlls of sumption of work, the authori-the army would be set up on ties would re-examine the re- May 12, quests for increased, wagts, an

Pärls..

him WOTO

New York, Apr. 19.

Taller will be continued to- The Penico made the an Barbara Hutton today, denied

MOTTOW

and the

shorty Spanish nouncement

before reports she was negotiating a Ministry of Labour will be leaving Casablanca by plane for divorce action against Baron informed of the decision taiten. Gottfrithi vos Comm. tould be

The results of negoilations in Miss Hutton sold by telephone the northern provinces are like Accompanying 12y batting this

th the

of Defence, Fontainebleau, Apt. 19. from, the Ritz Hotel whine the by to being about nationwido Moroccan Minister of the conditions érthEligi age perthalerit, of- „Lábutenant-General Guillaume, and Von Cramm arrived last Wage Mottédate..

Gülodira, tha General Kitieni:: which

An immediate 16 por ent "We count on zo understand- subversions, šis the Pact Art: |tails {| Denti :: Appointed to the

ed with "the, promiso" of à fürs French Army to facilitate the The extence of com- newly breaten Dost of Air De Wild the Barol for 10, 19

subversion lay in, the funds Covözülinalor; murópy, the

thor "adven, por, cent rise · in training of this first batch, with.... innunnatos economie tinderk hondquarters of AARON LAR rhert is so question of a Cobber. El posible that in the the shortest Litby Fringe

Motley opment and

-United | October. Lacreams will go upst Carried Byrope,

divorce, now or ever."

Pressa.

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD,Artöns: 1 Method 8 Doubt, if it thrives

8 Diver, D. Nuras, 10 Valtit.: 11 Sprit, 13 Trib, 18. ön 10 cconomieinem development/utilsation to bet thò thrait ôf [Chalfin of the Trochs, Air Force wečkočnd “I have been in love increase has already been granting of the Chief-of-Staff of the

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delehalve weakness, The 1,200-word fakt inter alin: •

communique

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that

Year how

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