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RELAX I
DAKS Whiteaways
NOW HE WALKS 80 FEET Peren Links Discovered
Tunnel Report Eisenhower Begins Moving INFLATION
HE Andings of the inter-
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departmental working party on the proposed cross- harbour tunnel quite definitely kills the project a governmental under- taking. The ball is passed, somewhat healiantly, to private enterprise. Government will probably vlow the report with feel. Sngs of relief. There was never evident any great official enthusiasm for a tunnel scheme, and what did exist was tempered by
the knowledge that public opinion was sharply divided aver the proposal.
It is noticeable that the work- Ing party does not dismiss a cross-harbour tunnel as an Impracticable
proposition
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Room A Critical
About His Hospital Room
DOCTORS SAY "WE'RE SATISFIED'
Washington, June 11. President Eisenhower's doctors today, reported they were: "satisfied" with the progress of his recovery from his abdominal operation. The latest bulletin issued said he had walked a total of 80 feet in his hospital room today.
.
The bulletin on the third day of the President's illness said. "The President's progress continues to be satisfactory. His pulse, blood pres- sure, temperature and respiration remain stable and essentially normal.
"He has slept a good por-
quired little sedation,
per se. It merely regards it|tion of the day. He
s anfeasible if it is to be financed by the public ex- chequer. Many taxpayers will heartily agree with this conelusion, more especially as the point is made there is little chance of the ex-
re-
"At 4.80 p.m. the Presi- dent again requested per- mission to get out of bed and try out his legs. With very little support he walk-
penditure being met fromed 20 feet to an easy chair present герегува ur from where
ho dat for 15
revenue at current rates of minutes before returning to
bed,
Lax.
AVING
HA
dis-
summarily missert
Kovernment financing of a tunnel on the grounds that it would be
unlikely to pay for itself in the foreseeable future and
"The doctors are satisfied with the progress," the bul- letin, the last scheduled for today, added.
This morning the President, who underwent a major opera- tion early on Saturday morning,
because it is not of walked 20 feet from his bed to
or an armchair, then back again,
NOT WORSE
adequate economic commercial importance to justify the guarantee of a subsidy, the working party proceeds to do its beat to encourage private interesta to adopt the project. Re- actions cannot enlly forecast but it is sot like- ly a great burst of ontku- sinem will manifest itself, Two morsels of bait are tenta- tively held out. One in that should private enterprise inlerost itself in a tunnel
He repeated this during the the day's afternoon, making total 80 fuck.
Mr Jaunes Hagerty, the Pre- sident's Press Secretary, who be read
the bulletin to a press conference, sald in artsyer to a
that the question
use of tho word "entificiory"-in-no way implied worsening in the President's condition, which in
previous bulletin called "excellent".
had been.
"There is no change is his
scheme, Government should condition-it continues excel- make land available on
leet," Mr Hogerty salt. nominal terms; the other is
Asked whether today could be that provided adequate local.
described
President'a Da the support were forthcoming most comfortable since His the Colonial Development opqration, Mr Hagerty paused, Corporation might be pre- smiled and said "I guess so. pared to contribute to such But I am not trying to kid a concern on a share basis, anybody-it's not comfortable." The big discouraging factor
is that private capital would have to wait many years before enjoying any return on investment. The working party displays it is conscious that a wholly negative repoft could not be regarded as being satis- factory by discussing waya and means of a more im- mediate
In Improvement cross-harbour vehicular com- munications
President Eisenhower photographed soon öfter his heart
Administration sources feel the President's carrying through a series of important conferences planned.
MR K AND TITO MOBBED BY
attack last year.
illness will prevent him from had with Mr Nehru which he
Stage
Is Reached
London, Jane 113 Government ministers and. Business leaders tonight de cided that a critical stage had been reached in the Government's struggle to curb inflation and preserve
the country's markets.
They decided that every effort "should be made to keep down coats or prices of goods and services."
The Prime Minister, Sir Anthony Eden, and his top
aldes met with representatives of the British Employers Confederation
the
to
and Federation of British Industries at the Houre of Commons review Britain's economic position.
"There
Full Agreement
Wis full agreement -that-#the struggle for the mastery of inflation, the saving markets and the preservation
Atving
ztandards, had critical now reached a Government communique issued After the meeting, reported,
The discusions were the latest in a series of talks en trodon Britain's Industrial stability.
Adenauer In
Washington For Talks With Dulles
Washington, June 11. The West German chan- cellor, Dr Konrad Adenauer, arrived in Washington today for informal foreign policy talks.
was. welcomed Dr. Admouer at Washington airport by Mr Johay Foster Dulles, the Socre- tary of State, who said it was a matter of unadulterated joy to see the West German leader
RINGLEADER OF ARGENTINE RISING CAUGHT
Boenos Aires, June 11.
Raul Lagomarsino, multi-millionaire hat maker, was arrested today as the civilian leader of Argentina's abortive week-end Crevolt," after a nationwide search.
One of Argentina's wealthiest | and two members of the local fodustalalists," Sr Lagomarsino government coune!!.
Tho Polico Compilisioner, was, identified officially as the civilian. head of
Conforti, suspected the 12-hour Fagiano trprising.
something amiss in the peniten- the Llary, sorved out rifles to tens of a his men, recaptured, the prison and imprisoned the marked buildings and imp
rebels
More Cham * 50... Deople,
President mid, were
K
special list of those for execution, They included himbat
**Foading and other officials.
Goverment
came
A spokesman at
House disclosed, that a
at Government
Ietter
for
WES
He also said most of the money from the civilian head of the for the 12-hour revolt, for which revolt, outlining, the plans
the counter-revolutiory, 88 people have been executed and more than 1,000 arrested, sent to the deposed president,
Panama from
The Juan Peron, in Panama by thonth mainder came from Chile and special messerger Urugny he.alleged.
with a request that Feron give the order to start the action.
PERON ADMIRER · Raul Lagomarsino millionaire industrialist and hat mager, was Identified by the spokesman, as the civilian head of the plot.
Letter Tid.
disclosing his link
The President made his de- closures at a press conference, the first to be held since his gove ernment successfully weathered the revolt, which was its overat test to date.
f
THE CLIMAX
ami olurobes Newspapers,
foreign news agencies were lo have been "put to the torch"," be added.
A
Was
with Peron was addressed to Sessora Maria", da". In "Cruk, former member of the Chilean Senate and an ardent admirer national dragnet
of Peron, the spokesman salih, for the military and The letter is the first docu- lam Jenders of the revo
between tho plotters act The government identified the mentory evidence of any link fugitive leaders as General Juan Feron, who has been granted
and General Itau political asylum in Penama. Jose Valle Tanco, both of whom werd United: Press.
thic cashiered from
Army for their Peronit sympathies, and the millionaire Raul Lago. marsing as the civilian leader.
The communique aid that the Goverment had decided to Dr. Adenquer arrival in the
The revoll clímaxed CO SŽTIES hold early meetings with United States on Saturday for
of lesser outbreaks. sinco "Peron leaders of nationalised Indutelka with American leaders,
was deposed Inst. September, 1 trica of the country's economic
Standing before
Seized
showed mikrophicates
· documents position-Reiter,
utler burning sunda Dr that the rebels planned to Adenauer said his talks with') ture
stations, rado pollee Mr. Dulles would strengthen stations and government bulld the close
the fles betwoon
and in other "cilles. ings here American and West, Gorman
PRISON REVOLT peoples and would contribute to the maintenance a world peace,,
ICELAND ASKS GIS TO QUIT
Heykjavik, June 111 Iceland today formally informed the United States that it was seeking a with- drawal of American troops stationed in the country.
Proddent Eisenhower, recover- ing in Walter Reed Military Hospital from his stomach operation sent a message through 'Mr Dulles that he was disappointed at not being able to entertain him as he had planned.
to the
The movement apparently
centred 'áƒ' La Plata, capital of the-key province of Buenas Alres. It had ramifications a far as Patagonia,
the extreme southern portion of Argentina.
Related reports from Vieme, in Patagonia's Rio Negro Pro vince, sald prison gendarmes revolted t.1`am. yesterday, seizing the warden arrct his side
FIVE BRITONS HURT IN CAFE FIGHT
Amman, June" 11. Four men forged their way
Into an Erypilan owned cafe and afsacked Ove "Britons, stabbing one
in the chest and slightly Injuring the
the other, with
clube,
by
The cafo la frequeried
RAF men, b
Seven Britans were tea in the enfo, at having the time, Jordan, pölles
· were called-una: arrested the attackers Benter,
Police Remove Striking Tuberculosis Patients
IN MY THOUGHTS" "He wanted me to indicate to In a note handed to Mr John you, that throughout, your visit Though he is beginning to
M resume the direction of affairs, Mucchio, American Ambassador, his mind and his thoughts will
with you It is unlikely that he will have by Mr Kristinn Gudmundsson, be constantly recovered suffelently by July Unlend for whole the Dulles told the Chancellor,
Dr Adenauer said: "The SecTO- Indian States was told 7, when the
Icelandic Parliament's decision arrives in Washington, to engage of March 28 to seek a revisionary of State and I are in agree-
the kind of concentrated
Calcutta, June, 1.7 however, and sounded the alarma, exchange of views on Amerleen of the 1951 Icelandic-American ment on many questions and I
Defence Treaty solved on
am convinced that our talks
บร Police disguised doctors the newspaper Lokesevak mid., foreign policies that the two Parlament
that will be contribution
Fallenta in the hospital have leaders had envisaged
day it would cancel the treaty strengthening of the close ties and mureos raided the tuberry-
in hospital
Kanchara been "on" u prike, for several if Mr Nebru goed
unless American forces ezt, which exist between our two ods
of gratitude of | today and removed several weeks, The Foilco rald was with the visit, to follow
removing undesirable Commonwealth Prime Mini It also announced that it would countries les
the American nation.” “
anaesthetics, a newspaper, re-elemente, apparently méajánz. tent conference in London, it is continue to rapport the Atlantle the German Federal Republie to patients under strong doses of almed at
the strike loaders, thỏ Western observers said the Incidents at Marshal believed that President Eisen-
Gudmundsson asked · In he
Mr
Dr Adenauer, who was to have ported tomy.
One of the patients resisted, paper sald-Ucited Press, vice. As an expediency the Tito's arrival at Stalingrad today demonstrated, the ease. hower will receive him as working
party's proposals up in security which has recently taken place in the did in the case of Dr Konrad the note that the treaty revision West German hould begin after the Icelandic Possess merit. But Sin
elections, preferably on August Soviet Union and which would have been unthinkable in Adonauer, the
Charicellor today. additional ferry service
1, 1950-Reuter. Stalin's time. could not be a solvent to the
CHANGE PLANS? long-range problem of satis-
and rather
obviously arrives at the conclusion that this could beat be achieved by a
second vehicular, ferry ser-
CHEERING CROWD
Thousands of cheering Rus-
fying, the communications stans, burst through police
requirements for the Colony's ever increasing yobicular traffic.
IF
It is accepted that official finances will not permit Government building tunnel
n Lantao reservoir and
cordons and "incbbed' 'Marshal Tito and Mr Khrushchev,
Stalingrad, June 11.
VIOLENCE
Although troops and police IN CEYLON
for
through the
Mr Nehrt is reported to be Becking guidance from Washing ton on whether to change his travel plans..
The visit of M. Christian the French Foreign Pineau.. struggled violently with the
Minister, to Washington nex crowd, no balons were seen.
Colombo, June 11.
Wick will
affected by the not be It is believed that Mr Khrush“
Violence broke out in, several Fresident's lines. cher and Soviet security, chiefs (and we certainly considered the case-up went too places in the island yesterday. No arrangemen's had ⠀⠀ been
further following
differences
ocs made for M. Pineau to confer Stalingrad, as well as to a in agree that projects such a lesser extent in Leningrad dine between the two mistos com with the President although of Binhalowe and normally he could be expected the Yugoslav President's manifies
Tamils over the language lawut." housing development must visit Last Friday.
The issues replacement of to pay a courtesy call at the be given priority) It still New measures to tighten up
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French rumaina true that some crowd control on such occasions the official English language by id:
Sinhalese, which
the
Tamils
M. Pineau will cover with thing must be devised to are likely to be takeri,
oppose.
Mr. Johm Foeter Dulles, tha cater for future
The altuation in the, Tamil Secretary of State, and other areas of Batticaloa and Trin-ficials of the Elfenhower Ad Tito's visit, has||comalee
to be miniskiation: was reported The two communities, of the working party men-shown, in the view of Western serious. toas a bridge, and even observer, thai Live Soylet openly clashed and set fire to 'Not Me Truman then there is not the leaders havo no fears about several buildings.
two hotel, cin-i
*Parle, June H... In Batlooloa faintest
that their personal safety, anywhere
The former- US President,- Mr Buggestion
ployees opened fire on a Tamil) Government should interest in the Soviet Union. itself, in any such under Marshal Tito and Mr. Khrushcrowd when it tried to set are to larry Truman, said today "my
*France-Presse. taking. Nevertheless if, as chey spent five hours after a Sahalese hotel. They shot minning for office days are over" it is possible, vehicular visiting the Mamory Hill on a dead a 17-year-old boy and In- transportation services prove trip by steamer along the Volga Jurd-another-United Press
*cross-
harbour necessities.
Merely in passing the report
No Fears
.Marshal
in ten years time to bo com- River and the Voigt-Don abi
Norwegians Going To Moscow
Oslo, June 11. The Norwegian Joint Chiefs of Staff has received an In- vitation to send three officers to the annum air show in Moscow on June 24, it was offeally on- nounced today.
The
which Invitation handed over by the Sovici einbasty in Oslo, has been ac cepted and the Norwegian Air Chief. Major Gaemi" Birger Molzfeldt und two Junior- officers will debend.--Reuter.
The
conferred with President Elsen- bower on Wednesday, will now discuss European and world problems with Mr Dulles at a meeting arranged at the State Department for tomorrow, after
Mr Dulles is expreted to brief him. on American plans to broaden the Atlantic Pact into more than a military sillance..
Dr Adenauery Wednesday in who will' apend tomorrow: aru Washington, has said he intends to raise with American officials German, reunification
among other questions-Reater.
Govt Official & Wife Killed
Jade
11
Algiers, Washington, June 11
hundred Algerian In- Supreme Court today ruled by a 6-3 decisions that surgents: surrounded village civil servants in non-sensitive on the edge of the Sahara and ron-polley making jobs, yesterday, killed a French Glove were exempt from diamiaval on érment officer and his wife security grounds under the and carried off several dosiem Eisenhower: 7. administration's levies according to reporte
reaching, here today-Reiter, security programmo Reuter
pletely inadequate, it may be the entrance to the canal King Too Young" Britain Plans Big Diplomatic Switch
At this time to give the rentice, the plagist
same careful consideration of Stalin in the cate
Damascus, Fuarve” 11.
Alshe,.. 27-year-old
London, Juro 11;
to the building of a harbour soviet Union-a, 75-foot copper daugter, of the Sultan of Britain, la to carry out within bridge "as has been devoted nine of the former dictator in
rocco,
to the tunnel project. 44 military uniform, mounted on a prope
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re
capital cost and recurrent cled expenditure are consider
ably less than that involved his
encouraged to back auch
sharply
at the
was typical or the
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