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COMMENT OF

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New Approach

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No. 86447;

Established 1845

TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1956.

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DAKS

Whiteaways

REDS, FASCISTS LOSE HEAVILY FISTS FLY

TUE resolution on Palestine First Italian Election Results

com.

which Britain is placin before the Security Council today can bo rend as the logical follow-up of the recent Anglo-Soviet munique on the subject of the Middle East issued after the London talks be-l tween Sir Anthony Eden and the Russian leaders. It indicates also the new line of approach for obtaining

Ismel-Arab dispute.

PRO-WEST GROUPS TO SEE TITO

SURGE AHEAD

Rome, May 28.

Italy's weekend local elections have brought alaating settlement of the heavy defeat to the country's neo-Fascists, a The basic thinking behind the severe reverse to the Communists and reinforce- resolution is clearly in linement of the strongly pro-Western centre parties. with the philosophy that the

next stage in the approach | First results tonight showed biggest cities of Sicily-Pulering,

ruling centre parties | Catania and Messina, to the Arab-Israel problem that the must be one of fostering and right wings in the three

were surging ahead of the left First complete results in the mood towards agreement rather than forcing it. The same attitude was keynoted} },

by Mr Dag Hammarskjold THAT RAIN

when reporting to the UN

on the results of his recent Middle East peace mission. THE new concept is that

TH

to

there should be no attempt Impose a settlement of

the diapute on Isruel and her Arab neighbours either by the United Nations or the

guarantors of the tripartito agreement, but that both sides should be encouraged, firstly to fulfil their armistice obligations, and then, when a propitious atmosphere has been created, to seek a mutually satisfac Lory agreement on all related problems such as frontiers, refugees and sharing the waters of the River Jordan, That, it must be confessed, is

a pretty optimistic propos!- tion, and judging from past events, possessing only a faint chance of achieve- ment, Britain, and apparent. ly Russia, are both couraged to believe the new approach is worth the endeavour largely because they feol convinced neither

en.

Big Gain Recorded

In the 24-hour period ending at 8 o'clock this morning, the Colony's re- serveira gained 91 million pallona,

Total storage amounted to 1,343 million gallons. Consumption yesterday was 28 million paltons and the Intake' from streamis and catchwaters 119 million gations.

Rainfall

reglatered bu

the Water Authority at Tytam was 1.53 incher, at Aberdeen 1.87 inches, Pokfulam 0.59 of an inch and 1.53 inches at Shing Mun tories,

£T# The New Terri-

LET IT BURN

Israel nor the Arab Said The Voice

countries desire

war.

Mr Hammarskjold confirma this opinion.

Tho British

resolution appears designed firstly to encourage the parties to make much more genuine efforts than in the past to observe the armistice

On The Phone

provincial pall, from northern Italian towns showed a drop in ¦|' the following of both left wing

partiese two-day week-end poli

In

big losses by the Commantels up to 25 per cent, were actically all recuperated by

the Socialists which until now have been closely 'allied to the Communists bul" are trying to detach themselves.

HEAVY POLL

Ma

This pattern appeared to be repeated in the rest of Italy and the Christian Democrata virtual rulers of Italy since the stort of the cold wer appeared to have gained vutes practically everywhere,

The Interior Ministry Inter nounced that 91.1 per cent of the alectorate had voted. (in none of six elections since the war has the poll fallen below 88 per cent).

The

first complete resulta big city-Venice-con from a Armod the

provincial electtrend of the

Parties results for other big cities showed. the

Christian Democrats well in the lead in Rome the

centre

parties together with a majority 'Hallan and the left-wing parties In cost of Bologna Italians cons

the

in

In Naples, the Monarchist Party of the multi-millionaire, Abile Lauro had an unbeatable lend-Reuter.

AND IT DID! NEW SUB

New York, May 28. agreement, and to em- With the words, "Let It phasise the belief that the atmosphere is now favour: and Arabs to move towards a peaceful settlement mutually receptable buais.

able for the Isractly

011

DAMAGED

Togliatt

Togliatti

On Mystery

Mission

To Belgrade

Belgrade, May 28. Italy's Communist

Party chief, Faliniro

slavia on a mystery mis-

Togliatti, went to Yugo-

sion today to see Presi-

dent Tito.

burn", a boy

Tito goes to Moscow refused to give up a party telephone

London, May 28, next month. HM Submarine, Explorer, one, line today and a

Unconfirmed. rumours' sqid modern, of two new experimental sub- Togliatt! would ask Prident £6,000 home was destroyed marines built for the Royal Tito to piss a message to the "completely by flames. Navy has had to return to port Soviet leaders on the formation was of popular front governments in

Signor Togliatti was one of those who signed the Comin form resolution of 1948 expell ing Yugoslavia.

By Car & Plane

after being miralty early Europe.

Police were unable to identify learned at the

IT is obvious however that the boy. It is a mismatch

if the disputants are to in Carolina not to relin-

of

an

fast new craft came into Minor damage was caused by a leakage from a container of high test peroxide used in the

Who Was The Nazi's

Reliable Source?

HE KNEW SOME TOP SECRETS

}

AT PRIEST'S LECTURE

Coventry, May 28. Demonstrators shouting "defend white supremacy" almost broke up a meeting being addressed by Father Trevor Huddleston tonight.

Father Huddleston, the white priest whoen · work for South Africa's negroes, brought him into sharp conflict with the Sout African Government, stood helplons on the platform white members of his audience

strators

London, May 28. Nazi Germany had "a reliable source" in Britain before World traded blows with the demon War II who gave information about many top secrets and plans, a cap- tured German document revealed. '

The document published by the

that government revealed several Occasions the Germans were aware of secret British communications,

ob

They also reve: led that former Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain told a German spy before the outbreak of the war that Winston Churchill

Ind Anthony Edon could be "com- pletely ignored". The informa lion was then relayed to Berlin That Dinner

The documents, called "The Last Months of Peace also reveal some inner workings of Hitler's spies' attempts in influence, British opinion in the late 1930's.

One of the most important documents revealed an amazing dinner party at the home of Lord and Lady Astor which was attended by a German spy who was ordered by Hitler to inquire about British opinion.

dinner was

home

held at the of the Astors atli attended by Lord Halifax, then Foreign Secretary, and Larti Lothian, later Beitian Ambassum, dog to Washington, and some Mhirty others,

N.S. OVER

BY 1958?

SOURCES believe the

the decision at the wealth Prime

Common

Col-

and

10

for Confusion reigned minutes before the demonstra tors were ojected and Father A young German named Adam Then Lothian proposed Hiller Huddleston was able to resumo von Troté Zu Solz managed to } should give

his lecture on South Bohemia

Aurica's get an invitation to the party | Moravia their independence racial polley. The Police wero through scholar connections which would "have a revolu- not called with the Astors' son,

tionary effect on British oplafon"

YELLOW BANNER and would enable Hitler to "deliver ono blow to disarm his most bitter enemies abroad,”

'Mocking'

The idea was that Germany should lead but not

As he started speaking to a 1,600 capacity audiered in Coventry's Central Hall, nine men in open-necked shirts ran audience dominate to the front of the

banner Central and Eastern Europe. waving a yellow

which was written in black letters: "Defend White Su- A South Africa

Berlin Knew

Trott Zu Solz went on to suy

and

the United States aland by the Bouth African Government's defence force," they white

Members of the audience

He spent three hours expound- ing the German view and re- colved sympathetic hearing from Lord Astor, although Lady was "aggressive and. mocking

During the dinner he outlined Hitler's views. to Lord Lothian who "gave a turn to the Kon- versation of highest interest to he met Chamberlain through the us." In his report

to Hitler Astors who "have access to hit shouted, about the dinner he said Lord at any time." Lothian who "had gone over to The documents also revealed stamped their feet and shouted, Father Huddleston the anti-German Anglo-Ameri- that German Ambassador to "Get out.", can camp" had said the destruc- London, Herr von Dirksen, had paused in his lecture. tion of the Czechs had corti "a reliable source" who furnish-

AN IMPOSTORI pelled him to fall in line'un- ed information when. needed reservedly with the change in including reports on the pro-stood up in the audience and British public opinion.

Frenchman Gaoled For White

Slavery

Paris, May 28.

his chambermaid and two other girls

into

prostitution at

gress

of

negotiations between

A man in dark glasses then

shouted, "This man is an impos= Britain, France and Rusala for tor, His creed is not Christianity en alliance in curly summer of His creed is the perversion of 1980.

Christianity."

the

"The nup's neighbour, threw ́a These reports were "available to German Foreign Minister punch at him and within minutes

-members pof Herr von Ribbentrop when he about 30° began his own negotiations with audience were slugging it out The Mr Molotov which led to the with the demonstrators.

benirs were finally.. Soviet-German... KON-ASITEssion,Į habet out of a se dodendr past of 1989 Uralted Press, **

DRUG KING CAUGHT

Home, May 28.

their banner fora to shreds. * The demonstrators mid outside |that they, did not belong to any particular party "We are a group of petalotic Englahmen,” they said United Press....

Shorter Hours

Book Ban Sought

A 34-year-old Frenchman

Moscow, May 26. known as London, May 28.

"Bernard the

The Soviet Government an- National 'service will Butcher" was sentenced to

Lebanera Customa have nounced today that youngsters probably be abolished by four years in prison and enght one of the "Big Five" between the ages of 10 and 18 1958, well-informed sources fined £950 by a court today Middle Eastern Barootics mag will work a six-hour day in the said today.

on charges of white slavery, ziers and seized $600,000 worth future.United Fress.

of America-bound herola, it These

The Frenchumen, Bernard

was announced tonight, Government would announce Raban, was charged with Iuring [12 Omar Mokkouk, 50, was

Kuala Lumpur, May 29. seized noRT. a hilltop seaside Ministera

Malay Moslema Leading the Lebanon,... capital of

at have asked the Government to ference in London on June 24, Ceracas, Venezuela, by offering villa on the outskirts of Beirut.

ban They said that the Govern them contracts as barmaids at 3 am on May 19.

some English textbooks to $1,285 a month. received report salaries up

Reban was arrested after his Lebanese customs had to fire a

The announcement said that which, they say, are contrary to the teaching of Islam or, which specially-constituted

known

defame the prophet-Reuter. inter-services committee on the chambermaid, possibility of doing away with Huguette; and her best friend, pistol shot at the tyres of Make-def

kouk's car to stop him on the complained conscription wthout

affecting Georgette,

way to the villa, a heroin fac French friends in Caracas. Their Britain's International commit friends notified the French een pounds) worth £208,000 would tory" where 'ex kilos (13.2

Jefferson City: May 28. The Missouri State Demo- have been ready to leave the cratic Party Convention today decided to throw its 38 votes next day,

The "factory was capable of behind Senator Stuart Syming

ton os Democratie Party Pre- turning out 40 kilos of heroin month. It would retail for more sidential candidate for 1956, than £1 million-United Press. France-Preise.

ment had

nent

ments,

AA

make any positive moves quish the telephone for emer-service only twee weeks ago. towards reaching an agree.gency calls.

Mrs Paid Phillips said her son ment they will need the

Dennis, 8, notleed flames coming assistance

inter from beneath the roof of their mediary, and that the per-home as the two got into a car

propulsion of the submarine, It will be their first meeting son best fitted for such an

None of the four officers and rince To to go shopping. She said she ran

broko with

Stalli

Recruiting 10 ratings aboard was hurtight years ago. assignment is Mr Ham-into the burning house to call

in the regularsulate. Reuter. marskjold. He has already the Fire Department.

He left while votes cast in army has been steadily increas

Raban was arrested in Paris gained the

Somebody was

as he was about to put aboard on the tele

Die week-end municipal ctec-ing, thanks to pay increases and confidence of the Arab and the house was on

phone," she said. "I told him

tions were being counted. His is expected to racch the target a plane for Caracas another Are

Professional Party has suffered some losses Agure in 1987 or early 1838 girl, Simone, and I

A Israeli lenders, has won wanted to call the Fire Depart-

but the full result will not be France-Presse,

prostitule-France-Presse,,-, from them unconditional ment. But he said 'Aro

Tokyo, May 29. known until later in the week. assurances they will pre- | kidding", and

A Tokyo Observatory, spokes- went right on man said today the United States Ljubljana in Slovania and then Togliatti, drove by car to serve the censetre, and talking." undoubtedly,

had definitely tested a Hydrogen took a plano to Belgrade, weapon at Bikini island on

official Mialko Yugoslav "despite. American Todorovic welcomed him at the

respect

given

and

tho

bring opportunity, could

tho

TOO LATE

you

New H-Test?

In

Sunday parties to A closer Mrs Phillips said she then lence on the matter." A de airport. understanding.

ran out of the house to summon tone, recorded readings and Belgrade for a very brief step.

talled study of weather condi→ Togliatti sold ho Was Perhaps the real signiflennce neighbours a quarter of a mother data all indicated an ex-Ho said the Central Committen

of the British resolution is away. She said a passerby fold that while it does not seeker he would go into the house plosion had taken place,Reu of the Yugoslav Communist to renew the mandate which and make the call.

Party had approved his coming. He "pleaded with the boy

"Quite Pleased"

·

+

the Security Courkil gave to relinquish the line and again May Buy Factory a high ranking Yugoslav

Mr Harmmarskjold for his he refused, saying, "Let it recent peace mission, it; burn,'

party source #ld today that does emphasise the desir- He tiren dashed to a telephone

Moscow, May 28. since the

re-orienti political ability of his good offices at the nearest neighbour's, but

The Minister for Housing, Mr tion brought about by the con- being available to Israel by that time the fire was out of Duncan Sandra disclosed today demnation of the Stalin cult, and her Arab neighbours control. The one-storey house after a talk with the Soviet Yugoslavia has been *quilo

WDS completely when appropriate. The re-origin of the fire was not known, and that the Soviet Union was minist Party's attitude towards razed. The Premier, Marshal Nikolai Bulpleased with the Italian Com- actions of the disputants to Mr Phillips saldinsurance Interested in

buring

com- the Tito regime, this resolution which paves would cover about £1,170 of the plete factory from Britain for Informed sources said Togliatti, the way for an entirely new loss. She said the boy on the the building of prefabricated would play in Belgrade for two method of dealing with the telephone sounded 'ng it, he were houses, France-Predse Palestine problem will be school, not high schoolUnited old enough to be in grammar nwalled with Intereat. Press.

DEATH OF LAWRENCE BUOL

· days.—United Press.

Child Killed Train Crash: 2 Die

BARBED WIRE WILL DIVIDE NICOSIA'S GREEKS & TURKS

Nicosia, May 28.

British troops aro shortly to begin building a long barricade of barbed wire, to divide the Turkish and Greek quarters of Nicosia, the Bistlih · Commissioner: Mr Martin Clemens told the Turkish and Greek municipal leaders today.

He said that 'dividing Nicosia into two halves would facilitate the work of British troops in the event of further slots between the Greek and Turkish,ommunities."----. Franco-Presse, -

SILENT VILLAGES ARE FINED £6,000

Nicosia, May 28.

Lisbon, May 28.

Dakar, May 28, +")

."

A fine of £6,000, the heaviest since the Cyprus terror “A child · was ・lified and 20- Two people were killed and campaign began, was today imposed on two “allent people were injured when- en 12 others injured today when an villages? Pano and Kato, (upper and lower), Zodhis inconxdiary bomb" exploded" today | Express trains jumped the tracke New York, May 28.1.1) were George Exchanie of between the Portuguese enclavo Fronon west Africa Tho tráin ambushes and attacks carried out in their streets.

abound a counter which piles in the Tumbacoundrelon whose population has refused to talk after recen Lawrence Buol, 35-year-old Bordeaux and Frank Guberley, of Goa and the Indian continent, from Sudari

American released last Septem- Mr Buol, sald his son had made a Portua RT won wa travelling in the front Demolition of houses used as forces is

poot with the two French reported.France. Prem

the attacks, on security don, an men, while they were: held

prisner, to have an Plant Mor

ber by the Chinese Communista after being a prisoner for nearly six years, died of a heart attack yesterday while on a hunting trip in Rabat, French Morocco, according to The word received by, his father today in Soy Chilfornia.

Mr

„received' s doblegram frons, the

father

(one-of thankwo

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