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THE CHINA MAIL JEDNEJDŽ

OCTOBER

1956.

Gomulka Man Moves Into Polish Baudouin Inspects

Defence Ministry

50,000 BAG

simo

Johannesburg, Oct. 23. More than 80,000 hond of kitted by Tenswvaal: hunters during the hunting season, which

Mey opened on

15 and closed during August, a0- cording to Mr T. J. Bleyn, Director of Nature Prever- vation in the Transvaal.

Hunting permitis for 20,000 head of game, in- cluding 9,000 impalas, 4,000 koodoos and 2,000 bine wildebeest, are jamed cach rear by the Province. addtion In

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there were the land-owners in the "open diatriota" who can shoot without permita-and almo KAMO thieves who shoot thon - sands of wild buck every

CHANGE OF

VOICE!

of

Christchurch, Oct. 23. HE saccharine sentimentality modern crooners, both the falsetto-voiced males and the deep-toned sexy females,

criticised by Was

Professor Keith Fikner, examiner the Royal Schools of Music in Christchurch. "Present day male singers are

sounding more

more feminine und the women more and

nasculine, more

said Professor Falkner, The men sing in a strange sort of falsetto and the womên slur and drag word to stir the emotiotis."

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He classed modem crooners as

more likely to du music harm thun good.

He was non-committal of the possible Harmful offeels of rock 'n roll music ("I have never heard it, so 1 cannot Bay").

PERCUSSIVE

"I gather [run)

Malcolm Sir Sargent's remarks and from what I've read that the rock 'n roll craze is merely another manifestation of the modern enthusiasm for the percussiya type of muste.

about

"There is nothing new

it. These primluve per- cusive rhythms have excited people throughout the ages.

ugo it was the "Twenty years

ballods that

old sentimental provided an

outlet for

emotions. Today

much

1:

the

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the

much less pleasant saccharine sentimentality of the crooners

and percussive muste.“ Professor

fellow

Falkner

examiner

Thornton Lufthouse

WARNING AGAINST

ANTI-RUSSIAN

DEMONSTRATIONS

Warsaw, Oct. 23.

A pro-Gomulka man moved into Poland's National Defence Ministry today to become first deputy to the Polish-born Russian Marshal Konstantin Rokossovsky, Defence Minister since 1949, and to head the army's political department.

At the same time, the Polish | headquarters of Russian troops Sejm (Parliament), opening } in Poland, seven-day

today, is ex- pected to bring decisions of vital importance for Poland's "new path" policy.

The man named as final. De-

puty Defence Minister today

was General Marian Spychalski, who together with Windyainw Gomulka spent four years in gaol, from 1951 to 1955, with out încing public trial.

Stalinist

Some of the demonstrators throw stones of the building of the Polah-Russian Friendship Society broaking windowe and showcases. The authorities blame. hooligane" for the disturbances, A journalist in Cracow denied anli-Soviet thero had been demonstrations there as weil and said everything was quiet in the city.

Messages of support for the new regime continued to pour in from all parts of the coupéry Marshal Rokossovsky is still b Warsaw [C

disclosed Was today, He has not gone to Moscow

rumoured carlier.

The 49-year-old Spychalski ) today. replaces General Withaszewski. who is known for his "Stalinist" idean

Following pledges of loyalty by the armed forces last night to the new Polish regimo-uf which the "Toist" Gumuika is the key figure as Communist Party Chief-the party's polit- decided tu "recall" Witheszowski Ex

appoint Spychalski in his place,

buro

excitement here following the dramate developments of Just weekend.

This was the general picture here way:

as

WIS

Political Board

The Russian-trained Marshal wus dropped

from the Polish Politburo last week-end but he post as Defence Commander-in-

svtaung his Minister

the

anel

dug

Belgian

Air Force

Kior Bandonin, of Belgium la pictured with four Meteor jet pilota, when making a

•toux of na kirilchl gear the Belgian ospital, In connection with Belgian Air Force celebra- tions.--Express, Photo.

Japan Shipbuilding JUDGMENT

Lead

Increases

London, Oct. 24.

Japan again enhanced her position as the world's second biggest shipbuilding nation next to Great Britain, during the third quarter of this year, according to Lloyds Register of shipbuilding returns published here today.

but in

in Britain. A total of 144 ships,

lons grossing 1,192,740 being built in Japan and ships totalling 823,203 tons were being constructed in Germany,

Previous Quarter

VALID

The Hague, Oct. 23, THE International Court

Justice today

Economic Assistance Advocated

For Free Poles

New York, Oct. 23. Democratic presidential candidate, Adlai Stevenson, today stated that he believed the United States should take the Polish situation before the United Nations "if Soviet pressure continues and the Polish Government wishes it.”

ns

Sponking before 20,000 per- | penetrated the Middle East. sona at New York's Madison the Czars couldn't in 300 years Square Garden, Stevenson

added: "I believe further that of persistent effort" we should be prepared to join other nations in offering econo mie asistance to a free govern ment of Poland."

"It is not good

news that never in history has Russia had such influenco In the Middle Enst,

The Democratic presidential candidate sald ho pledged his "It is not good news that "support for responsible action on the part of our government munist coup.

Syria is threatened by a Com- which will help to move Polond

It is not good Who indomitable Polish news that the Western oll in people closer to freedom,

terrsia e vital to western

and

Apostles Of Peace

Europe, are threatened by the fires of nationalism.

"And it is not good news--it la

Steven on gain said ho is very bed and sad news that shared President Eisenhower's our relations with our oldest and opinion that the intest letter of strongest eltics,

Soviet Premier

Nikolai Bul-

On the other hand, he added:

Safeguards

Britain and more fragile than in France, are of ganin was an interference confirmed the electoral campaign and the they have been in a generation," the validity of the Judgments politics of the United States. handed down

Ad- by the ministrative Tribunal the of the International Labour Or- "Yet I regret that Mr Elsen- ganisation at the request

hower has cre ot

more enoblet four Americans, dismissed by

the Russians to present then- Stevenson declared that the the United Nations Educat-

apostles of peace. United States had "a natural Stevenson said he thought the tional, Scientific and Cul-

"onxious

world" awaited interest in the nation of Israel." tural Organisation.

"positive action" on the ques- He said "the first premise of any UNESCO Executive Coun--

Hion of ending hydrogen bomb Middle Eastern policy is that the asked

Inter- had

tests, national Court to rule on the

Israel in here to stay and that of the Ad-

Stevenson added: "if the she must have the arms, the Tribunal in the Russian offer is a fake, let us economic support and the call thot bluft. If it is genuine, diplomatic guarar'ces necessary David so much the better."

to assur ber independence and integrity."

where

250

competence ministrative

matter.

The

four Americans,

Leif, Peter

Clairo

Bernsteinhad

judgment from last

ionnage launched,

Lloyds says

that "nage Vessels being built in Britalo inunched mid lonnage com-accounted for 27.9 per cent of country (Bri- | world tonnage under construction menced in thin lain) so far this year have been during the quarter. Those being exceeded in Jopen by 33 per built in Japan and Germany ent and 50 per cent respective-accounted respectively for 18.01

per cent and 11.03 per cent. by."

The returns show that Japan of General Spy-chat of the Army. newal ehalski's return

not only herensed her lead over to the Defence The announcement of changes at other countries except Bri- Ministry, where he held the

at the Defence Ministry

today same It of First Deputy

toin in tonnage under construc- General Spy. suld that whil Minister

1048 prom

surpassed all to 1949,

chalski's appointment as First

including Britain, ka ackrest to the general feeling of Deputy Minister was made by countries,

Rokossovsky himser

Polish- the of the ferreter

Central nhoud Pula Board (political chier)

Army. or the

This post was held by Gen- previously Witaszewski. A member of the new Polish politburo, Mr Ikrinky Logn A leading Communist here Sowinski flew to Poznan today mass meeting at warned today, "unti-Ruslar | to attend a

relinble

here Sources demonstrations of any kind are which

roid. 11 was experieŃ there dimmuter for Poland,"

"trouble with anti- would be Russ elements."

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A Russian cruiser and three deulingers are anchored an The hardtar of Gdynia, Polish seaport on the Balle.

Nationalistic

(unly "nje Ermovement."

muutsin

also

World Construction

the

world

A toted of 1,501 ships or 100 tons or more, totalling 7,449,310 He took with him a letter tons gross, were under construc-

throughout Warsaw Ridio declared thal | from The new

Communistion “rationalistic

eunda lender, Wladyslow Gomulkn during the quarter.

The letter gaid the solidarity Or this, 333 ships, grossing the working-class

support of the working 2,077,976 fons, were being built tie class would enable Poland to warnings followed monstrations

herself anti-Russian · extricate

from her by

political dimeul- elements in a vast crowd which economic and

(les, altended Comuliku demonstration Tasti It also stressed the need for

the with night in Wevelaw (Breslau), in | Iriendship the former German territory Union. now under Pollsh

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students'

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Soviel

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The letter was also sent neltititikskap —

leonis of the Polish coastal

next

his

Dr

tion.

shouted

ure

C. in They

slogan: the "Rokosovsky

home and "give us back Legnica."

Legnics, In the extreme south- west of Poland, The main

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Christchurch to conduct diploma examinations of the

Royal Schools of

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and to Wroclaw Earlier reports had said that Bow M. Gomulka himself had Đọ

Poznan, after

reports of incidents serious anil-Russian Involving Polish and Russian

A-Commission

Members Elected

United Nations, Oct. 23.

Japan, Argemina, Egypt, In-

troops. No confirmation of thisdonesia, Pakistan and Peru were report could be obtained.

Poznan Riots

today elected members of the preparatory commission for the international atomic

energy

agency. Elections took place at

It is understod Mr Loga- the last meeting of the confer- Sowinski went to tho westence on the agency's statute. Polish city following reports to

the Communist Party and Gov- Altogether 80 nations had the ernment of an angry demonstra- right to vote in the election tion.

Poznan Was the scene of riote last June 28 in which in dustrial workers clashed with

Argentina received 76 votes, Japan 70, Egypt 66, Peru 49, Indonesia 47 and Pakistan 40.

Twelve other member-nations

OMEN S police to support their automatically become members

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"RGST

ACROSS

3, Worry (4);

7 Punotunilon' intrk' (5).

8. Leave dut (4).

9. Grealy (4).

10 Take the chair (7).

13 Sign (4),

10 Speak (4).

18 Bang (4).

10 Mixture (5).

21 Welcome (6).

22. Black (4).

28 Duck

down (8),”.

(7).

30 Versilier (4),

idemands for more food and bet-

ter conditions,

In the riots, $3

now

of the preparatory comanision, bs a result of an amex to the people died agency's statute adopted today. and 200 were wounded,

These are: Australia, Bel- Courts in Poznan are

Britain, Canada, trying some of the 154 men

glum, Brazil, Czechoslovakia, France, Iri- charged with murder and other crimes

din, Portugal, South Africa, the during the riots. The prosecutor-general's office! United States and the USSR.- Today

announced that It had France-Presse. ordered revision of all the in- court against those responsible for the Poznan riots,

ES etments submitted in

The announcement sold the prosecutor's office had also ap- proached the court with a re-

ARC quest to release from custody

1 Accumulation · (5).

DOWN

2 Comfort (7).

4 Fastener (6).

5 Fun (4).

0 Heap (4).

those not charged with murder or robbery.

Gen. Piggott

+

To Meet

Hatoyama

The Poznan district committed of the Polish Unlied Workers (Communist) Party appealed to-.

London, Oct, 23. night to the poople of the Poon

Major-General Francis Piggott, 0:strict

10 **observe full

78, who served for many years civil discipline and to "oppose in Japan before the last world energetically any attempts at ware orad an expert on Japanese provocation and any responsi- affairs, will pay a courtesy call blo stopa and demande," 'The Offl- | on Mr Ichiro Hatoyarna, tho. Premier tomorrow, reported. -

D Husband of an apple-woman cind Polish news agency, PAP, Japanese.

11 Angry

(5).

13 Bearing (4).

14 Naked (4),

16 Declinat (8).-

17 Old (4).

18 Percolate (4),

20 Domineering (7).

Revise

(0).

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22

31 Bill of f (4),

32 Trap (0)

33 Remainder (4),

24 Thoughts (6).

20. Kernel (0), 27 Detall (4). 28.Good (4).

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD: 1 Stolid, 7 Mete, A-mim, 10 Nalve, 11-Name, 13 Discovered, 18 News, 1s Roam, 19 Differenco, 22 Eros 24 Erode, 28 Bliss, 20 Peel, 27 Sudden Downs T Trp 8 Lamo, 4 Danger, 6 Eminence 0 Stem 8 Byade, 12 KW, 13, Dirga, 14 Camisole, 17 Adore, 15 Ormy, 20 Hauld, 11 Polak, 29 ROBERTSON

Quite Different

morning.

Mr Takio Oda, Minister at the Japanese Embassy. “ hero,

Was

The appeal, issued tonight, was among officials present nt, the made, in a resolution, adopted by airport to receive the Prime. the Executive of the Poznan Minister's party of 10 today,} District Party Committee restar

Me Oda. I heading his coun

day: en de

It also asked for a thorough try' delegation to the current examination of the tragic Poz negotiations here with British now. Angios ran incidents and called for Japanese alerting poetsents and

official". Dok the "lidation of all remnants from the period of the cult of Me Hatorame, 73, had no ol

trade arrangement pozeonality (the) Stalin, period)

There are strong right-wing clal engagement show up today

end will National Demboratio: and«Chría tian, "Democrat (Catholic) kitles

tha

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Brilish tonnage under con-

struction showed

increase with of 49,844 tons' compared the previous quarter. Japanese tobnoge being and GemEE built rese during the period by 70,256 tons and 18,- 584 tous respectively,--Reuter.

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Recalling Elsenhower'a remark that there had been "good news! concerning the Suez Conal crisis, Stevenson commented ironically: "My friends, there is no good news about the Suez. There la

Duberg, Mrs

And Wilcox

Mra asked for the Tribunal your after they had been dismissed

for refusing answer an American Govern- ment questionnaire on their no good news about the Middle

East" political activities. The International Court. con- firmed the competence of the Administrative Tribunal

by

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vates to 3, and by the

samo majority declared that

the validity of the judgments

Not Good News

Returning statement an the anding

hydrogen

to

his

carlier necessity of bomb tests,

said: "The only

it

Stevenson question,

secme to me, la whether we can do so, without national endangering defence, because we must have

• defence establishment second

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to none-until that day when Stevenson said: "It is not

our memies come to their senses

the enforce- In fact, it is very,

and agree upon. the ability of safeguards for dis- news that

good news. பாடி

bad Soviets have in a few months armament."-France-Presse.

could no longer be contested, very -France-Presse.

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