Australia £13m
Better Off
Canberra, July 5.
The Australian Govern ment finished the finan- cial year almost £A13 million (£ 10,400,000 ter- ex-
ling) better off than
pected, the Treasurer, Sir
Arthur Fadden, said
LO-
night.
Consolidated revenge
exercded expenditure
by
£A01,300,000
(£49,680.-
000 sterling), he mld.
Reuter,
Adenauer Leaves
For Home
GERMAN.
ITALIAN
ACCORD
THE CHINA MAIL FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1956.
US Ahead Of Soviet Air Power Tunisian Army
Says Gen. Twining
BUT WARNS AGAINST
GOING TO SLEEP
Gettysburg, July 5.
Gen. Nathan F. Twining said today after conferring with President Eisenhower that the United States is "out in front" of Russia in air power.
"There's no question about it," said Twining, who re- turned yesterday from an eight-day visit to Moscow.
But the Air Force Chief of Staff told a news conference that "I can tell you we have got to keep working.”
sati
to
see and do more, Twining sald **Pho trip was very profitable."
The Ruslatin lave a "very i "There's no questions that those "They showed us Just what vimpelent, well-equipperi afe prople are on the move," Twin- | they wanted 124 to see... IL force," he said.
ing reportal.
was very lightly controlled," he The Old Stal could fall Twining mol with reporters | Anid Rome, July 5 beland i sve do to sleep," he jare giving Mr Elsenhower a Although he had hoped Dr Konrad Adenauer, West German Chancellor and his Foreign Minister Dr Heinrich von Brentano left Rome by air for Bonn tonight at the end of their official visit to Italy.
"They we integration
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Chrisept
Maayou Salvatne Ite-
.
by
1a Government of: laus tond
Czechs Want
More Control
Over Students
Arst- 10-minute regant on his hand hol at Soviet als power. lis gave the President a fuli av- count the growing challenge of Hussin air strength AS the observed it in Moscow.
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Pred as to whether the US "out in front," Twining Is Tot consulted White Houg Presa Sceretary Jame C ingerty
Vienna, July 5 Czechoslovakia
today 11:
the West German Ambassador called for tightened con
in Rot
Brentan
Clement
VITY
trol
An Italia. Ani Put +* played the rulingal unthems of
Germany and Italy as the West German Chaneydlig hentaid bas polare
Dr
REINFORCED LINKS
tobel Adenauer
Jejunter
that they talks here had inforced the hinks between out Two countries.
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the hal Jeral aviations
between the two poundries, con- erole results had been achieved chung thes It's
NAGA REBELS KILLED
over
university
students demanding more liberty.
WEBKI
qualitatively
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front Teen's 010 about it
Cineering his
it 1 The Russian
Tron
then sald
out in question
*!
Trip Twinin
"opened the What lies Druck investigate For those roomys we don't know." sulation at the universities kind | Femove
*We nitist
..
renet lopaty
elementa," Czech
Brandisch Minister derhent magazine Literarn! Noviny
referred The Minister
Batucals h
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Kahuda hurry!
10
Satisfactory
Twining mol with Eisenhower
in die Art-floor den of the President's fi
horne. Also
"We got quite a lot out of it," he said, "The Soviet group treated us very one."
He said one of the impurtani things was that he had a chance to meet Russia's senior air force and army leaders.
"They answered sutne of can quations, bul not too many," he
New Evaluation
Twining, who previously told
weil Congress the Hussians are
end of the United States in numbers of alteraft, was press- ed for a new evaluation in light of in Moscow visit.
Inspection
President Bourgulba is pictured Inspecting the new Tunisian Army, oun of the most modern and highly-trained fighting units in North Atrien-Express Photo.
PMs Criticised Marilyn's
By Korean Minister
Seoul, July 5.
Husband Denied Passport
London, July 5.
Marilyn Monroe would be a "most welcome" guest at next week's 28th international congress The Republic of Korea's of PEN (poets, essayists, and novelists) providing acting Foreign Minister He made these comments in today criticised the British she comes with her playwright husband, Arthur
Commonwealth Prime Miller, who is a guest of honour.
of i for support ministers
Miss C. V. Wedgwood, pre- China's admission to thesident of the British PEN told United Nations.
reporters thi. today when out- lining the congress schedule.
answer to rapid-fire questions;
1 If the aircraft of all US mifilary services are added up, the total is about the satue-moverati“ as Russia's. prob- 2. "Numberwise, they
ably are ahead of us in jet
rerafi-numberwise.“
receat dessensta dos in Prague ate Defence Secretary 3. No, they jand Bratislava, where student ark E. Wikam, Air Secretary
Dortald A
Adım. Quartes Arthur W Radfand, Chairman The Jant Cidefs of Staff
hand anderst por
academie liberty
sunt 11 We were hul
vigiant enough mast celaxed prevadential assistants Shennan
education of SHIR The political
Atoms and Maj. Gen. Wilton Youth in the Ind few yeus
B Person, unui IJeu-Cien. Frank F Everest,
Deputy Air Force Chef of Staff few
operations. a hu
perimponed Twining has trip to Museow.
ESCAPED
Kahuda Sud that the studieris demonstrations "no only decided the people's demoerglié argume, but also demanded abolat me! ¡Textures CH1 Marxism 31-0
aux the possibility
Stafelt abroad
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of
I
that
suid in C. II. Cho
Press IL Camunon- the statement wealth prime ministers' advocacy of Peking's admission In
well
the
mark
the
20
But! the congreRS coniders Marilyn Monroe's husband "an uncertain starter", as the State far dented Department in
na pasport.
Shoul Mr Miller urn up at up-the DGI PES
which opens here also Marilyn will
IN
"might beginning of the end of United Nations, not to mention Britain's prestige helder of principles."
He declared
תנו i5]
the that
"Lakes on મ
this
year significance by this action,"
TRADE-CRAZED
re-
new
on Sunday. be eligible to discuss the author
duction of Brilish Commoned the public, theme of the wealth forces in Korea early meeting with literary leaders.
Among them will be J. B. Priestly of Britain, Bertholt Brecht of East Germany. Iganzin Silene and Carlo Levi Andre Matubig of of Italy. Franes and Elmer Rice of the United States.
*** *** ahead 10 dern let iraft"
saitl thut, I take back.
Henry M. Jackson had son asked Wilson this week whether the Russians were ahead of the United States "quantitatively na far as modern jet aircraft aro concerned.
Wilson had said "I think should say no to that." lenor The
Twining's
"It mnacks of a deal with the answers today appeared to put hum in agreement with Wilson, enemy, a deal that first incited depending on a definition of suspicion when Britain exerted presure that was more success. "mixtern." Jackson, Wilson and Twining did not denne B. fut in stopping United Nations what I said befor Twining
Impressed troops from winning the Korean semed This does not represent | i salt say it" the blunt-qpoken | generally with Soviet pilots War than enemy resistance on real composition vit our society i peral said referring to test- and their planes. He said some the battlefeld," he said. and The Importance workers class," he said.
But he repeatedly Insisted Following the demonstrations.!
"curem air force pro- some 60 Czech students led to t
gramores as recommended are Austria [
10 escape arret
w inbesi satisfactory at this Communist authorities. disclosed here earlier than werk
United Pres
Caleatia, July 3 Four Naga rebet, were shof b death at a price Pouster wallack rebel band hack
today after
cented the
lauf waste
Can set adom
Es let at The
Uated Press
10
13
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tudents and then
the villante The
Naga balls
Sot hunt atract
"Only 125 per centl of t students conte tram the workers Class
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A British Crossword Puzzle
18
19
120
27
29
ACROSS
3 Protector (8).
7 Provide for (6).
8 Eastern (8).
10 Fit for cultivation (8).
13 In general favour (7).
15 Ancestor (4).
17 Pays up (7).
18 "Sawbones" (7).
20 Meadows (4).
21 Stinging plants (7).
26 Gatland (8).
27 Sluggish (8).
28 Played a part (5).
20 silt (8).
14
22
26
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29
1 Fight (6).
DOWN
2 Strip of leather (5),
3 Comic (5),
4 Always (4).
5 Item (6)
Has confidence in (0),
9 Motive (0),
12 Stoppera (4).
11
Ilasenl
(0).
14 Renovates (8),
16 Express (5).
18 Trousers (0),
1 Plant again (5).
Twining was asker whether his trap inside the Soviet Union mited his carller Impression shut Husain is catching up in
bar power,
Tat
the, mot v he line tiven Congress.
1
wonten
ine
pliols did some formation and stunt flying at the Moscow air show.
Great Ambitions
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was asked, whether Mr Eisenhower was "alnɛme thus report given tim
At the June
by
"No." Twining replled Armly. refused otherwise 10 President's
characterise reaction.
16
10 Drove hard down (0), !
22 Entertain (5).
23 Endures (5).
24 Of dubious reputation (5). 25 Stalk (4)
YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD Across: 1 Muddle, & Relax, B Excel, 9 Mishap, 10 Galep, 11 Flout, 12 Cram, 19 Ledes, 10 Tirode, 18 Crater, 20 Dream. 22 Bela, 23 Spurt, 28 Sebpe, 20 Alding, 27 Erect, 20 Bros, 20 Taste. Down: 1 Mimicked, 2 Dh tuned, 3 Leaf, 4 Exploit, 5. Regular, 6 Elated, 7 Among 14 Deroliet, 15 Entangle, 16 Tampers, 17 Betract, 10 Rasped, 21 Roour, 24 Tits.
the
Always Use Money
trace-crazed that Cho trad reallets might argue that it foolish to bar China from the UN as long as Soviet Russia enjoys membership."
"This merely a trates,
fallacy of shutting 24 air show, said, "the Twining said, he saw four new your eyes to evil,"
"When fighters and airplanes -- three
indisputable proof bead- The UN ent to A turbo-prop small
Was transport
linking plane which 'looked ilke
positively aquarters
Russia with Korcu aggression fairly good airplane."
the UN should have Courage- ously su pended Russia's mem- bership. he said.--United Preos
Twining did not mention twin-engined light jet bomber which the Russians claim
super-sonic speeds.
By
can
We now trough w sec that
are very skilful pilots,
ng added.
During the trip, Twining said
he visited in "very Anc" aviation
Charles Morgan
British
novelist anel play- wright Charles Morgun con- edes his three-year term as internationa
presietend of the organisation this year.
Over 750 writers from all | over the world-including those
of
Estonia, Latvia. East Germany, Czechoslovakia, Hun- next Poland-xi gary
mony writers in exile are expected to attend this biggest ever con. ference.
Mr R. A. Butler, the Lord Privy Seal and president of the Royal Society of Literature, will dve the inaugura address Monday,
on
On Tuesday che literary session begins with discussions Paris, July 5. on "how can writers reach the Egyptian President Gamal new readers of the present day Abdel Nasser will leave next
wurk?
Should the critic be the liaison officer
Thursday for Yugoslavia, where more than Secretary
As he did yesterday when he arrived in Washington, Twining squght to parry questions specifte deudls of relative US- Rian air strength.
White House Press James C Hagerly, sitting at Twining's right, explained that the general expects to testify before the Senate Armed Forces Committee or its Air Power Subcommittee.
Hagerty described Mr Eisen- hower as considerably inter- ested in the (Twining) report, and greally Interested in some phoses that we cannot discuss, quite frankly.
Twining refused to answer questions about the $900 million extra which the Senate voted for the Air Force on grounds that he had "had no change to even read about it."
All he would say was that the maiter who "not discussed" today but the Air Force "can always ure money.
how you und it is something else."
Twining ciressed that trip was worthwhlic, but fell considerably short of his hopea and expectations.
The
hta
Russians, he said, put
on defensive equip
emphasis on
engineering school where young
Contemporary
and public?
techniques In poetry, fiction and mars cam- munication. The Importance
of minority literature,"
it is to confer with Yugoslav between. writer men go to school five years and President, Josip Broz Tito, and
Premier, then return to the air service.n
Jawaharlal He said he also visited a school
announced concerned with the tactics and Ndiru, Calro radio Lechnique of combat. He also tonight.
The broadcast said the three- saw complete assembly of a jet
way talks un the Island of engine
Twining volumicered that at Brioni, in the Adriatle Soá, will and con- he begin on Thursday elsewhere Stalingrad and was much impressed by Soviet thue for three days.-France-
Presse. Industrial development,
"There la no question they have great ambitions and aro working with great effort to be a great industrial nation," he said.-United Press.
Agricultural Workers Called Out
Rome, July B. Nearly 4,000,000 Italian
ment and did not show or dis- agricultural workers were going cuss such things as intercon-o a 40-hour strike at midnight
Queen Mother
PEN was organised in 1921 under the presidency of John Chalsworthy, "to promote friend- ship and intellectual co-operation between men of letters in all
the in
interests countries
of iterature, freedom of expression and International goodwill.” --- China Mall Special.
'MOST WELCOME'
US
Aid For
South Korea
Scoul, July 5,
Government is The British
a reception for the A spokesman for the South holding delegates on July 13.
The Queen Mother will
ceive home,
Kerzen Defence Ministry. Báid Gov- United States Pr oday the her ernment some delegates at
had informed Scout London, July 5.
Clarence House, on July that military ald to South i Greece has accepted an invita- 12, and the Lord Mayor of Lon- Korte this year would 'be “al- tion to send
a parliamentary don (Sir Cuthbert Ackroyd) will most equal" to the amount delegation to the Soviet Union, hold a reception at his official granted during the past fischi the Soviet news agency Toss residence, the Mansion House, your, which totalled 420 million reported today,-Reuter.
'dollars.—Reuter,
next Wednesday.
POLISH REDS CHALLENGED
TO HOLD OPEN TRIAL
tinental misalies. He said he got tohight to support wage claims. OF THE POZNAN RIOTERS
Soviet which the landowners.
have
"good look at the heavy fet bomber, the Biron, already declared they cannot but was "not allowed" to go moet, Inside of it.
..
Tightly Controlled
Strong police reinforcements being sent tonight to ogricultural areas all over Italy where the atmosphere/ was re- ported to be tenso,
Munich, July 5..
American-financed Radio Free Europe today challenged Communist Poland to hold an open trial of the Poznan rioters.
REFORMS NEEDED IN RUSSIA
Rome, July 5. Pietro Nenni's left-wing Socialist Party, long a close ally of the Italian Communists, tonight urged sweeping measures to do- mocratise the political in- stitutions of the Soviet Union.
A statement issued by tho party Executive Committee made it clear that in its opinion the "revision of the Soviet experi- meril
launched at the Soviet Communist Party Congress in Moscow last whiter, did not go nearly for enough.
The statement said the "re- vision" could not stop at com demnations of abuse of power In the Stalinist er, the return to collectivo leadorship, To- habilitations of disgraced jendera resort to mere tolerant methods
U
GUARANTEES
The Nkuni Socialist ante ment sald: "The revision must Involve the political organisa- tion of power and must invest institutions, government methods aret customs with the principles of liberly. It must give broad Demberatic guarantors to citi- zee in their relations with the
state
At the same time, the party Bald: "Independently of ques- kaisen on certain tions have
HUW
points of doctrine and method,"
Soviet policy
сон- Increasingly effec- peaceful
stitutes
'un
lve contribution 10 co-existence among peoples and states, to the solution of in- ternational problems which have remained unsettlod since and of the Second World
Wor and to the concretis organisation of place."-France-Presse.
the
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Chinese Prepare Assault On Mountain
Paris, July 5. Twenty-two young Chin- ese sportsmen, newcomers to the world of mountaineer. ing, arrived at Lake Kara- kuri todny to help In the conquest of the 7,546-metre Mount Muztagh Ata, tom gether with 18 Sovlet moun- New China taineers, the News Agency special corres- pondent reported tonight.
team
The joint Sino-Soviet has begun reconnaissance activi- tica, the agency sald,
Muztagh Ain ("father of the gjader
tn. mountains")
the
Pamirs, on the Chinese Soviet border, prosents a
challenge not
-
to the Chinese only taineers but to the hardy Soviet olimbers. This mountain
is
1,018 metres higher than Mount Elbrus
of the Caucasus, the highest European peak.
It defeated the noted Swedish traveller, Sven Anders Hedin, who
made
to four attempts reach the summit in 1894, but climbed to only 6,800 metres, The
climber, British
Eric Shipton attained 7,000 metres
about half
his attempt
in
century later.
The joint
Sino-Soviet ex-
pedition is led by the Soviet
mountaineering gold
medallist,
E. A. Beletsky. The Soviot
other
of members
the
expedition include a geologist,
several
mechanisis, technicians
and sports coaches,
Among the Chinese
taineers are a lumberjack, a
fre brigade man,
station worker, a weider
moun-
power anci
two cameramen-France-Press.
Syria-Egypt Union Negotiations
Damascus, July 5.
The Syrian Cabinet today decided to form a ministerial committee toconduct negotiations with Egypt nimed at establishing, a federal union between the two countries.
Mr Sabri di Assáll,". Syrian Prime Minister, WHB checred when he told Parliament ho hoped that the union of the two countries would 60071 bo reallaod, ・ He stressed that federal union would be open; to all Arab countries, i
A NUCLEUS
· Representatives of all; parties · and parliamentary, bloca" "stup=" ported the Cabirict recision and; sald they hope, the Government would succoed in achieving "Complete union", with 1 saving as a nucleus for a
Arab "foderation.
In broadcasts beamed to tion will be an honest one in 4. The trial should be held in the "In full view of Twining has called the Bison
The strike was called by Com-Poland, RFE called on Polish the spirit provided for by the public
world comparable to the US Air munist
entire non-Communist and
authorities to open the special laws of every civilized nation,” non-Communist Force's D-62 jet bomber, But
1. Western observers should which has been shaken by the be present,
the drama of the `uprising of an Wilson has described the B-62de unions after the powerful riot courts to Western qbservers, Confagriculturs--the landowners'
radio an vastly superior to the Bison.
How far the integration of Tho to
which organisation had .refused
station,
oppressed people." Twining mid he expects high-neet demands for new wor's beams ita programmes to
the
2. Westeners who were eye-
the two countries should go has 5. The accused should have, ranking Soviot Air officers will contracts and increased family Iron Curtalo satellites, said the witnesses to the riots should be the right to chil defence, wit been a subject of widespread
} Marid come to visit the US on
conflicting views, but the trials would show whether any- allowed to testify on behalf of neskos, allowances." reciprocal basis,
to the accused
should- "be"|"majority of the present, i arty- In
thing has really changed BOMO
parte of Northern
ermanent is lasthani, Ab'avour we should stick to the same Italy, thouments of peasants and Poland or whether optreden, The rioters should be do permitted to point out the procedures set by the Russian form labourers have already still reigns.
funded by "Independent guilty, those who drove them complete unication their "Ughtly controlled" boon on striko for several days. It listed a set of conditions to non-political
sud...socially_wlik from to poverty and desperation.
corriors citizenship, dan? Tumuter, United Progr. *programme socorded him.
-Reuter,
prove the trial and invomiign-Poland or the West.
But he said
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