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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1956.

Algerian Leader Loses Hope

60 MOSLEMS UN INTERVENTION

KILLED

Constantine. Apr. 25. TOTAL of 10 MusicmM were liked and 49 are missing as the result of ibr massacre in

Summan region vl entral Algeria on Satur- day,

It was learned to- day. The raids by Jocal

etulted irregulars ted by robein

were spread over right Kabyle villages. According to information caining from the region. the raids had the op- te that poalie effect jaziended, aud only rousvil tha anger

of the local

population. MINEC) No that further attacks lust bight on several villages wire quickly beaten Meanwhile, it was report.

that Lite Batnu Constantine bus was at- tacked

set on fire this evening, about nine milles from Batna. European passenger was kifaapped br the at- Lackers.

Ap

Thes

armented

patrol was

un the scene quickly and after

the putting out

ure, Look the bur to Bathu.-France-Presse.

RUSSIAN FISHING PROTEST

Oslo, Apr. 25.

A Soviet protest has been miuk 10 the Norwegian authorities at Kirkenes, at the extreme north of Nor- way, against alleged tion of Soviet

viola- territorial

waters by Norwegian Ash-

ing boats. here today.

it was

learned

The Soviet authorities alleged that the Norwegian vesele had been fishing in Russian waters in the Gulf of Jacobsely under the protection of a fishery boul

The Norwegian authorities said the vessels were not in Soviet will

ben line has Ne frontier marked between the USSR and where this region. Norway in

two the between frunter authorities have been described as "passably friendly." ---France-Pressc.

relations

ROMULO IN HOSPITAL

Washington, Apr.

25

The Philippines Arbassador to the United States, Carlos P. Romulo, is in the Army General Huspital in

announced tington,

was

The Ambassador was admittest un Tuesday for teestinent of Cate un

a mild caNE 4 shungies.

A hospital spokesman said his condition 15 not serious. Franer-Pressť.

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OR FRENCH CRISIS

MIGHT HELP

Geneva, Apr. 25.

The Algerian nationalist leader, Messali Hadj, has "lost hope for a Franco- Algerian reconciliation unless there is United Nations intervention or a govern- ment crisis in France," it was announced here today.

Nutions Inter-

El Abed Bozinado, who repre- "Mes all told me," he said in senin the North Afrienn Liberas ja statement. to the Press, "that Lion Committee in the Unimed he has best hope for a Franco- States, brought that menge! Algerian redrillation unicss from Messali, whom he visited there is United at his resalence on the Atlantic

vention or a government crisis island, Hello He earlier ปะโป

in France.

He regrets sincerely werk.

Brat his Soclaust friendin, engaged in a polley of total wor la Algeria and prisoners of the Communist-neo-colonialist Par- liamentary bice, are trying th eave the regime by seeking Dao Duis in Algeria.

Ti02:

40 Soldiers

Boubafa rame to Geneva for contefences with another Libera

bader. Moulay Merbah. secretory-general of the "National Algerian Movement", who fled from France last month when ho was threatened with arrest after The Davement had

organised

dis-

trikes and demonstrations throughout the country. Merbah attended the Brussels taceting of the Confederation of Free Trade

which Unions Executive, Ceretsed the

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Algerian problem, before coming to Geneva.

Bouhala said he found Messali rar maded by 40 soldiers, who guard him around the clock in Two hot chifi, and four police- sleep in the residence,

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Eisenhower

Appoints Ambassadors

Independence

"Messali considers that these manoeuvres, like the attempts the French of the Press and

10 divide the Government Algerian nationalist movement, are bound to fall completely.

The Algerian people who are fighting for their freedom today will never lay down their arms until the day when French recounts the independence and

bigay it has Just Kratied

Moroccan

and Tunisian brothers."-United Press.

their

CARRY WAR

INTO FRANCE

Washington, Apr. 25.

The State Department de- clined to comment today on flic threat of an Aigèrian National- let leader, Ferhat Abbas, tu carry war "Into France itself." A Department spokesman said the Government evived offcial

from the subject

Alyban

Washington. Apr. 25. President Eisenhower to-, day nominated new ambas-]

diplo- sadors-all career mals-to Argentiña, ---Chile,. and the Philippines. ·

sent ko The Presivn Senate tur confirmation Following nominations:

the

Mr Willard L. Beaulac, now Chile, to be Ambassador Ambassador to Argentina.

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Ingrid Bergman In London

travelled

Flm actress Ingrid Bergman arrived la London incognito last week, having

Her husband, direcio: Roberto Romellini, is to not overnight on the boat tralu from Parts

up home in London, and will direct a new film starring Richard Burton, Ingrid--seen strolling along the busy Strand, unnoticed by passers-by-will also soon be filming in England.

"SOVIET UN

DELEGATION

SPY RING"

Washington, Apr. 25. Republican Senator Wil- Ham Jenner (Indiana) ac- ting Chairman of a Nenate Inquiry subcommittee, ta-

day, acenised the Soviet

United Nations delegation of being the headquarters of Soviet spying in United States.

the

con-

Press Speaking to the after a nesdon of the sub-

which committee sidered the departure from tho the United States for Soviet Union of Aivo Rus- sion seamen, who orixinally were refugees in America,

Jenner Sen. committes had asked Bale Department to take the necessary measures to deal with the position.

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Ho said the United Na~ tians could not be used as the headquarters of Soviet as the centro APY NOT

which kidnappings

had not reports t Cairo,

recently

re- this where the Joined

Liberation

for

were made

Algerinti National

Movement.

Privately, some officials were inclined to think that Abbas, in Mr Cecil

Lyon, now making this statement, was wy- Assistant Secretary of State foring l ingratiate ins Inter-American affairs,

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to he much as possible with leaders of

Ambassador to Chile, succeed the Algerian novement, such as

ing Mr Benulas.

Ben Beile, who allegedly directs the insurgent operations in Algeria.

on American

territory-France-Presse.

CASTLES

BECOME MUSEUMS

F Nufer, 110W Mr Albert Ambasador to Argentina, to be Ambasador to the Philippines,

They said Ferhat Abbas Nu- Mr Nuter would

MT succeed

had tionalist

Prague, Apr. 25. Parly in Algeria former Homer Ferguam,

Former castles in Czechoslo- Redeclined in strength and popu- publican Senator from Michigan arity since the years just follow-vakia are being adapted to house reports Ceteks, the who recently was appointed to ing World War II, when he was museums, the Court or Military Appeals Router.

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The castle in Hruby Rohozec,

Express Photo.

Morocco To Have 15,000-Army

Paris, Apr. 25.

Newly-independent Morocco is to have a national army of 12,000 to 15,000 men by May 12, usually well-informed sources said today.

They would be the first independent Moroccan troops since 1912. The 44-year-old French, pro- tectorate in Morocco was ended last February.

Agreement on the formation of 3 thu army was concluded by French and Moroccan delega- tions at current talks here on future milltary co-operation between the two countries,

French Assistance

The first units of the new army will be made up of "Goums*** of the French Infantry unita Army composed exclusively of Moslems.

The Army will have engineers, arullery and tanks.

Civil Rights

Proposals Approved

Washington, Apr. 25. The Judiciary Committee of the House of Representatives Eisen- has approved President nonhower's proposals on civil rights, of racial including problems segregation,

and French officers commissioned officers will assist particularly in the Moroccans, technical units.

army

of the armed

ALLEGED CLOTHING GRAFT

Nixon's Campaign Manager To Appear

Washington, Apr. 25.

The Senate. Investigations Sub- committee decided today to subpoena Mr Murray Chotiner, one of the top 1952 election campaign managers for the Vice- President, Mr Richard Nixon, to testify in its inquiries into allegations of graft or corruption in Government clothing contracts.

The sub-committee chairman,

Senator John

McClellan,

(Democret, Arkansas) said the ISRAEL-JORDAN

subpoena would be issued soc

but ho did not say when Mr

Chotiner would be called to INCIDENT

testify. The Senator indicated

it might be next week.

Refused To Answer

Mr Chotiner's name entered the Sub-committed" Inquiry, when it was alleged he received 5,000 dollars as a fee for "pro- fessional services" to Mr Her- mai Kravitz, a key figure in the investigation."

Commission Blames Both Countries

Jerusalem. Apr. 25. The Israell-Jordan Mixed Armistice Commission today Mr Kravitz, under questioning ruled both Israel and Jordan to by the committer today, Invoked blame for Jast Wednesday'a the constitution's Arth arnend-border incident in the Lakhish ment protection against possible area when one Israeli soldier and self-incrimination in refusing to one Jordanian guard were killed. Jordanian guard was say why he retained Mr Chotiner | Another as his lawyer in 1953.

wounded The

contradictory version of On similar grounds he refused the Incident given by Israel and to answer numerous other ques-Jordan

were not accepted, the tions, including a direst query United Nations Truce Super- as to whether he over made "any vision headquarters announced payoffs to Government officials" | tonight, in connection with contracts for clothing.

Jordan claimed that an Israeli patrol crossed into Jordan terri- tory while Israci claimed the Impossible To Appear Jordan guards had crossed into Israeli Territory and attacked the Israeli patrol.--Reuter.

Mr Kravitz was convicted

in

1954 of misappropriating valu- able furs provided by the Gov- ernment for making parka hoods for army uniforms and was fined 5,000 dollars.

At the hearing today he in- voked the fifth amendment pro- bection 148 times.

TC-

The Sub-committee's counsel, Mr Robert Kennedy, had ported that Mr Choliner sent 14m

1 telegram last night say- ing business pressure made. It Impossible to appear at this

Ume.

Later, Senator McClellan sold Mr Chotiner might change his voluntarily mind and testify and in that case would be issued. to say

no subpoena He declined tha

what kformation

As A Lawyer

Administration bills making group sought. The sources mid

the new the proposal were approved in may also include units face of Southern opposition, forces of the which had forced two postpone- former Spanish zone, and of inents of action in the past nine the RIT rebels who woged days. guerilla war against the French

In addition to his activity on

DIPLOMAT GAOLED

Madrid, Apr. 25. Spanish

Vicento diplomat Glibau, who was formerly em- ployed in the Spanish Foreign Ministry, was Eaoled hore to- day for a year, ned 10,000 pesetas (about $260) and suspended from public func tions.

He was found guilty of writ ing and

distributing secretly "propaganda material considered offensive to the authorities."

Three students charged with him were each sentenced to six months

imprisonment, fined 5,000 pesetas and suspended from public functions.

The charges arose out of dis- turbances at Madrid University and 9.-France-

behalf of Mr Nixon, reports on February 8 published in California said Mr Presse. by the full Chotiner also worked in the

The legislation now approved

consideration house, calls for:

the last weeks of the pro- tectorate.

for

to

A few questions had still

be settled, including the status of the French cadres.

French Equipment

Hassan, elder Prince Moulay They believed that Ferhat for instance, is being turned into

National Abbas, by joining the

a museum of Czechoslovak glass, son of the Sultan, and Chief of Liberation Movement in Cairo,

exhibition AD

lace will be Staff of the "Moroccan Royal of

Armed Forces," and M. Redda haped to rehabilitate probably

Defence his political fortunes and at the laged in Vamberk,

of Czech Guodio, the Marocogn Similar museums same time make an impression

musle, the theatre and national Minister, who have been taking followers

will negotiations, former His

literature have

been part in the 3150

Leave Parks for Rabat tomorrow. plugned.-China Mall Special.

The new crmy is to have mainly French equipment. Many Moroccan soldiers will be trained in France-Reuter,

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Algeria.

Not Agreed

Ferhat Abbas is one of several

Nationalist leaders who recently

NOW NORM

Nailed line movement in Cairo FOR SHAVE Stalin Still

and to officials here it secrned

evident they must seek ways to

consolidate themselves with the

Belgrade, Apr. 25.

Cairene leaders of the move- A render of the Split news- ment, who might look with paper Slobodna Dalmacija (Free suspicion on late-comers.

Dalmatia), complains in a letter to the editor about the introduc- norm of 10 minutes for tion of

shave in the local barbers co-operative,

believe that They did not this declaration by Ferhat Abbas would make any clfeet on the who are Algerians in Franco, chiefly under the influence of another Nationalist leader. Messali Had), who in turn does not agree with the leaders of the

in movement

Cafro United Press.

Lowell Thomas Ike's Coronation

Representative

Washington, Apr. 25. President Elsenhower today appointed the American radio commentator, Mr Lowell Thomas, And

of Bacón Mrs Virginia Washington to be his personal representatives for the corona- tion of King Mohendra of Nepal ct Katmandu on May 2.

He had been going there re- gularly for Ave years, but re cently found the shave he was not nearly so

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was

asking why,

norm. I learnt that n ΠΟΣΤΗ had been set of 10 minutes for

"I was told that it was because of the

Great Marxist

Paria Apr. 25.

1. Creation of a bipartisan civil rights commission,

2. Creation of a civil rights division in the Department of Justice under its own assistant Attorney General, the "Attorney 3. Enabling

General to bring civil suita in federal courts to DIC- vent or stop deprivation of voting or other rights, and making it easier for in- dividuals to bring their Cores into federal own court-Rruter.

Demonstrators

Arrested

in

New Delhi, Apr. 25. Thirly-four more people werD

Parliament arrested acar Delhi today for demonstrating Stalin was described as still in favour of a merger of Bom- uno of the greatest bay City in the new Maharash- being Marxists by the latest issue of tra stato. the Moscow review Kommunist, quoted here today by Tass.

Inside Parliament, the House. WSS The review said: "It would of People (Lower House) be trrancous to interpret the debating for the second day a iticism of the personality cult Government bill to reorganise

of the renunciation

works state boundaries which proposes

a complete shave, which, con- af Stalin who sill

oldering the poor razors : (the § of the greatest *o (to keep Bombay as a separate,

barber's assistants have to

buy

unit

centrally criministered

of linking "with" Recognising Stalin'a merits in instead them themselves), osonot in the Marxist idcology, the re- Maharashtra,

opinion bo achieved." view stressed that it China Mall Special

my

Objections To Atom Station

Brussels, Apr. 20.

The people of Neder-over- Heemberk noar hore'drb angry.

their

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was Forty-one demonstrators were *ssential to take in Stalin's arrested yesterday.-Reuter.

werks, "that which is valuable

while submitting to

critical

revision all his other erroneous ideological positions"-France- Prense,

RED ATOMIC

Tho

LECTURE

London, Apr. 25.

Poujadists Unseated

Pari, Apr. 25)

Two more Poujadlet deputies Soviet scientist, Igor were invalidated today by the The US Ambastador to India because they were not con- Kurchatov, today lectured to National Assembly. They were Jean ru Nepal, Mr John Sherman sulted before the Government more than 300 British atomie Edgar Cochet, who was replaced Cooper, will represent the Presi- decided to build Belgium's first scientists on "physics generally by an independent, and

mobi. Russitun atomic develop Harlac, who was replaced by a dent during the ceremonies domic power station on

monte

|Radical. ⠀⠀ and doorstep which begin next Mod He will

Kurchatov, who came to have protested in their continue until-May

They

The Assembly also decided to with the visiting appoint a committee, to in- YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-A Eddied, Sacks, not however, be able to attend local council; asking what steps Brilsin

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and 1052 CHREUNION at

Senator William

California, Cam

the

leader in the Senate.

of

Republican

Mr

told re- Chotiner has porters ho was simply employed by Mr. Kravitz as a lawyer.- Reuter.

Bona, Apr. 25.

Josef Strauss,

Minister for the

weeks in

Herr Franz

German West Atomic Affairs, will visit United States for two wa May to negotiate for American hop in building Wist Germany's first atomic plle, on which work is to be started next month at Karlsruhe, and for American de liveries of uranium-Reuter.

Stone Age Voyage

. Copenhagen, Apr: 25,

A Danish artist. 35-year-oki Laugo Petersen, plans to make a 500 miles voyage round the Danish Island of Zealand, Lal- land utub Falster is, a copy of a stone-age canoe.

Peterson has already made his boat

by hollowing out the trunk of a fir tree with fire, He hopes to show that primitive man was capable of malding long voyages in such crude craft.--- Ching Malt Special.

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