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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1956,
VISHINSKY UNDER ATTACK TEST FIRING OF BI-FUEL
YEMEN PACT AIMED AT
THE WEST
London, Apr. 22.
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The new pact allying Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the Yemen Watet Western diplomatie quarters here today x further Egyptian-inspired atterpl to undermine Western, and especially British. influente in the strategie Middle East.
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Theories A Grave
Violation
Of Soviet Law
Moscow, Apr. 22.
Andrei Vishinsky, Russia's top legal mind until his death two years ago, was today sharply criticised for his theories in a leading Soviet legal journal.
The magazine, the Soviet State and Law, claimed that it was "a glaring violation" of Soviet law to condemn people on the basis of self confession.
The magazine in published by 1933 when as state prosecutor ire Academy of Selenec's law | he demanded the death sentence The intule oniied after Vishinsky, on Ave or six British engineers Alph who won chjer
af prosecutor
arcused of belonging to an anti- link an dhe | Oh great Soviet parge trinin of revolutionary organisation. Two
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the others being acquilted "xpelled.
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Vishinsky Bled in New York
November 1054.
Was kaven a skate burial in the wolf of the Kremlla.
Glaring Violation
The magazine condemned his
theories", particular
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by that which "drule, the need the establish unt fo: a
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mment was avail- for able here triy von the part, I neci
veste relay, 1 Juda Aigned Foreign Ofer spokesman said.
(Brio imposed a ban on Russina
Imporis, and the engineers were freed after tw montier
(Beturn May 1037 February 1938, during the great parge 12, Vishinsky (2 ted
West
Whi 3.11.
| baying secured inore than 8.000 death sentences in open cour
many against
and associates
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former
friends
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I declared that the practice said I wDE almist anevitably of convicting people of grovo that the event would be intere je ritraes Ponly preted by The Goverment here
as another of the series of moves whitch bav ahrady nade it strongly resentful of the poderes of Colonel Gamal Abdel Nasser, !
the bag of protal confession of the ac- vel themselves" was a "darba
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EXPERIMENTAL ROCKET
There official photographs, released by the British Ministry of Supply, show a test firing of a bi-fuel experimentai
the Ministry's range st Aberporth, Cardigan, Walch. rocket. The test was ourried out
On
Cominform Dissolution
To Establish
Red-Socialist Front
London, Apr. 23.
The dissolution of the Cominform this week represents a major step by Moscow
a study of guarantees to cure in what is expected to be a sustained drive
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Juridical
protection of Soviet citizens į rights.
workers
overcome "mast mistaken pesilients contained in Soviet theuries on evileñer just that kind the theory of Acadernician A. Y. Vishinsky, which denied the need for Party ani **the* court in establish the absolute
Soviet juridital | bruth in each case "-Router.
The Egyptian Prime Mini-19 was contained in at unsigned
Theules.
Gen. Taylor
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In Berlin
Berlin, Apr. 22 United States Army Chief-of-Staff. General Maxwell Taylor, who treived here today visit, said that for a one-day
In Germany
America, troops. would not be reduced.
He described
Janit
(Germany)
absunt
19 wharr
the country
remained divided
against the wishes of the peopic He sald the atmosphere Berlin was admurulde.
truly
a front-lin
Communist sen.
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General Taylor was welcomed on his arrival by the Amerkani Commandant a Berlin, General! Charies Dasher.
Junding arthele Tinking the recent Congress of the Soviet Un
tosks 非 science."
The tick mulled that these had been "Blind worship" of Vistsinsky's wurks which had fumed into "unimpeach- been ult
their dogma serious mistakes."
despite
Imposed Ban
I referred to the "vile, de- pleablis band of the executed Beriu. treurity chet Lavrenti
and stressed the importance of supervising recurity organs and court decisions In ensuring Ser But observers cadet legality”.
ELT the same time I rain that
obvious to the reader must be that the article inys indire responsibility for the 1936-1938 purges on Stalin.
India Offers
Friendship
To Pakistan
New Delhi, Apr. 22. ME Prime Minister of
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parties
in
to establish a "united front" between the Communist and Socialist Europe, a survey today showed.
The Condaform broke up list power in Russia. There remains Tursty It bad ceordinated important ideological differences
between the two sides.
the activities of the main Eurn- | pan Communist parties under the rule of Josef Stalin, and its ino bor
net was to expel and
frum Ischiate
the Yugoslavia Communta world in 1948.
Kiss Of Death
Following the dissolution. Murcow has fired the first shots i propaganda campaign to ally Social Dieternts' fars that an aillaner, so far as they are concerned, would be "a kiss of death."
Pravda.
India, Mr Nehru. told | munist Party a public meeting at Patha | plainly on Bihar tonight that what solution ever might be Pakistan +
towards approach
her India problems
would remain her good neigh-to
Lik Soviet Com- newspaper, sald Wednesday that the
Cominferm of the
wile
the eg. step towards 1. hillshment of a commun front,
It returned to the theme two Calling for an end days later.
labour "the split in the
Prayda Sald
bour and would always movement," and Rorin's
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Ixwer.
Mayor, Herr Otto Sula
conferred Loty, offeers at the American hemi-
(The He will ty to Bonn quarters, tomorrow France-Presse.
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extend her hand of operation between Socialists friendship.
Lo them. develop
fnd
Communists al "quite feasible,"
from
other
Mr Nobru said India was
present bending her energies on the task of reccnstruction. She had received help America, Russo, end countries
thankf and was She was trying to her
inner trength
Pakistan, Mr Nthưu said, had joined the Baghdad Fact and SEATO. She was steeiving military ald from America Instead of developing her own Inner strength.
now.
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The same line is taken in the latest-and presumably the last -number of the Cominform newspaper, for a lasting peace and a people's democracy,
This said there are now "real possibilitics" of co-operation between "the major branches of the working class movement... the Communist and the Social Democratic."
mentary system.
Soelalists believe in atlaining coelallsm
without gradually. bloodshed and within a pali-
The Com munists have not forsaken the
that Marxist
the formula proletariat should take over the the ineans of production best means possible including revolution, if necessary
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Free Elections
now
visiting Britain,
February,
ALGERIAN
REBELS
ENCIRCLED
Algiers, apr. 22. French troops complete- 1x encircled a big robe! band Dear the town of Tikja today after a three- City running cinsh which 24 rebeln were killed, eight others were captured and eight rebel suspects arrested.
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The clash started Friday near the village of Frikal and moved Into the
where
scaling
Djurdjura mountaton troops attacked by slider cliffa In crag-studded terrain.
Troops linked up today
the as continued
fight while awaiting clear weather to launch an at- Lack by helicopter-borne unis-France-Presse.
MURDER
SUSPECTS ARRESTED
The nearest that the Russians this have come to modifying
Bangkok, Apr. 22. was principle funrtementai contained in a speech by Mr
Thailand's police chief General this morning Nikita Khrushchev, the Soviet Phao' Sriyandnd Communist Party Secretary held reperters that two men bad the Just been arrested involving murder of former
National Asambly man Samut fanviro), He told the party congress in failas Abu Samni, in Norethivas Moscow that It was possible Province, south Thailand. He for Communists to achieve did not elaborate on who they power through parliamentary jare. means, under certain conditions. Mest Sccialists take the view that Russia has to carry out major changes, and not merely talk about them, bofore any form
of alliance is conceivable. More than anything else, they say, these changes must embrace the right of free elections per mitting a genuine opposition to function in the Communist states. ---Reuter,
Motorboat
Fleet Fogbound
Long Beach, Apr. 22. Coast Guard ships and planes today searched for part of a flect of outboard motorboats missing since
The Cominform journal also Suggested that the orthodox Communist leadership does not alm at the early creation of The leaders of Pakistan were new Socialist international te
Individually
and good
able which Communist and Social men in their own way but at Democratic partics could belong. best they were mcn whe It suggests that contact should worked in "dafturs" (offees). for the present be maintained So, there was difference is between national parties by their approach
and India's, periodical meetings and confer- yesterday in a race across Mr Nehru said. ences and by the approach,
exchango nf | the murky, forbound "Whatever might be Pakistan'a | delegations.
Mr Nehru Bald,
Catalina Channel. appro-ch,"
The newspaper said that this "India will remain her good
She will always was the method by, which other neighbour. extend her hand of friendship international movements main-reduced the number of missing to Pakistan. We should not wil! which 40 anything worsen our relations with Pakistan."
tained contact.
By 1 p.m. the Coast Guard had
boats from 13 with an estimated Social Democrats are watching 26 persons aboard to nine with those developments without an estimated 18 persons promising anything. Although board. some Socialist lenders have
Mr Nehru added, however, that already given a cold reception
India would not forgo her
rights, Mr Nehru spoke of atomic weapons which, he said, had posed the biggest note of in- tegration before the world and the question whether atomic energy should be utilised for the benefit or destruction of mankind
to the Russian overtures.
Closer Relations
But
ira
France
and Italy, where the relatively large num“. ber of puriles bring about n political complex
altuntion,
on
The thick fog lifled enough In spots to permit two planes to Join 16 Coast Guard vessels in the search. Some of the boats were reported mining because their owners had failed to check fr, the Coast Guard reported,
REMAINED THERE
would have to be Moscow's campaign may yet However, two persons were answered sooner than later, have major repercussions. Both taken from one boat by a plane bave powerful and another boat was towed to Communist parties, and they enfely,
Reuter.
the
these countries
the
may movi
The Coast Guard asked that
*. New York, Apr. 22.
are eager for a "popular front" Rear Admiral George Dufok, with other loft wing fords. all boats at Santa Catalina
Yugoslavia, too, United who commanded
closer relations with Island, the end of the race, re States naval forces during the towards recent Amerkan Antarelic
Communist
world in the main there until they could be escorted en masso back to the halicd hus expedition,
the light of new Russlan
policy, mainland, Visibility was 20 climals of Antarctica as the judging by Belgrade comment. poor in mid-afternoon in the "henthiest in the work' No In the West,
the
success of Channel. could survive In the Moscow's cold, he said hero.
porid ultimately on how far the The timing boats were part The only time we got colds Communists are, prepared to go of a fleet of more than 400 in was when we opened packages lo
4 true. that survived," Admiral Duick Wedro klodChina Mall Special, And
מחדש
campaign will de-
of clothing in which germs their sincerity, while an annual daytimo mine from i
Stalin drove a San Pedro, Californie, over the between Communiata | 21-milo channel to Santa
Abu Samat as he was known
among the Maldy speaking population of south Thailand, was shot dead one month ago with the motive still unknown,
is
Reuterphoto.
International Situtation Easing
-Aneurin Bevan
The
Page 3 Acid-Burned Columnist's Chances Uncertain
New York, Apr. 22.
LABOUR columnist Vic
A
Btil was under constant medical éxamination and treat- ment today, THÌ his chances of seeing again with. his acid-burned eyes wcro "dangerously uncer- tain."
vial of sulphuric acid was thrown in Riesel's face near Times Square early on April 5 piter he had made broadcast
racketeers.
✡ radio attaching Jabbur
He has been in St Clare's Hoepl
tal under constant guard and treatment since,
that
A bulletin isstred from his bed- side last night sold Regeln condition remained "materially unchanged and
every measure possible was
being taken to head off complications.
DEFINITE SIGNS
"His facial burns are showing definite signs of healing," the bulletin said, "but the future of his dight
is even yet dangerously uncertain. Al Levy, assistant
whose column runs in New York Daily Mirror und nourly 200 other newspapers. said doctors still stor recent statement by four inter-
40 Riesel,
the
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nationally known eye special- ists who examined the writer, would The specialists
London, Apr. 22.
said it British left-wing Labour Party leader, Mr Aneurin Bevan, said today that with the visits to Britain of the Soviet leaders in Nikolai Bul. ganin and Nikita Khrush- chov, of Vice-Premier Georgi Malenkov, the international situation was "fortunately" easing.
be several weeks before any definite conclusion could be renched on Riesol's chances of seding again. --United Presa,
Curfew In Cyprus Town
Nicosia, Apr, 22.
perhaps too soon to be optimistic," said Mr Bevan, “bui nevertheless the International situation is better than it was."
Criticising the Western Allies Large Gectors of Paphos plans to aid Gomany to build were put under curfew tonight an army,
rmy, Mr Bevan sald "W" after the shooting of a Cypriot had been told by the brass hats Greek carlier today in a street
must rearm Western of that we
we were Germany, because weak the Russians would be through to the Channel in six weeks',
"We did not realise the Rus- sians
were such gentlemen in waiting four years.
Paphos
town mainly Inhabited by Cypriot Greeks.
The curfew will be imposed every night until further notice as from this evening.
On the north coast of Cyprus, the authorities tonight began enforcing the punitivo closing
follows
"We have not got the 12 Ger- down of all places of entertain- man divisions, but we have got ment, will remain closed
which the Russians through to the Chan.every night until further notice. nel-in fact we have got them This
lost night's through to Windsor (the coun- terrorist bomb throwing attack try residence of Queen Elizabeth, on a British foot patrol in which which Bulganin and Khrushchev three soldiers were wounded.......... visited today)."-France-Presse. France-Presse,
US Cold Towards Stevenson's H-Bomb Ideas
By Paul Scott Rankine
The Thai Government
Washington, Apr. 22. working its hardest to unfold the case and last Friday Premier
Mr Adlai Stevenson's proposal that the United Pibui Senggram told the Press some five or six would be States should set an example to the world by arrested since the Government banning further hydrogen bomb tests had a cool had secured strong evidence
reception in administration circles today. against them.-United Press.
Queen Attends
Wedding-
The Queen ankles a greeting w gho arrives for the wad- ding of Captain Ferros Bowes-Lyon, Boole Guards, and Ming Mary McCorquodala at 8: Margaret's. Welminster, The bridegroom is the nephew of the Queen Mother, - who
Awas also present at the wedding-Reuter Photo
Officials refused to comment directly upon yesterday's specch by Mr Stevenson, Democratle presidential candidate, because they regarded his speech as purely political.
It was described in the Press today as one of the sharpest attacks upon President Elsen- hower's foreign policy yet made in the current presidential elec- tion' campaign.
Not United
But oficials recalled that in response to similar suggestions. by Soviet and other spokesinen, It had previously been pointed out that the purpose bomb tests was
pacific
keen
тебе
of fundamentally
and defensive, They
were part of a programme to
the United States in a posl tion to assure a solid peace, in the world.
Democrats are by no means behind Mr Stevenson in
for such a ban
Clinton
Scanter
Anderson,
clairman of the joint
Atomic
Col
Committee, sald
he
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could not agree with · Mr. Stevenson's
• Mesterday that
proposal becauso there was no indication that the
Soviet Union, Who
have explodetí eight atomic bomba In Dhe last six months, would follow ho United States example and stop their testa.
On the Way
Meanwhile, preparations aro well under way for the United' States next tydrogen bomb test In the Pacifle in May.
Reporters and other observers selected to cover the test re already en route to the Eniyetok proving grounds and there is no algo of any intention to cancel the tastar China Mal
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