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No. 36722
Established 1845
MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1957.
NEW MISSILES
No Principles FOR FAR EAST?
THILE United States and Sources
WUnited Nations
appear to be encouraged by "hopeful signs" that a Suez Canal settlement can be reached shortly there is still no reason for over- optimiam.
The last document produced by Cairo included both promises and demands, But even to the casual observer it was clear that the Egyptian Government
one
bad made omission: there
striking
was
no mention of the six prin- ciples which, the UN Security Council had agreed last October, should form the basis of any Bettlement of the Canal
Can Defy Jamming
Washington, Apr. 21.
The Air Force today announced the develop- advanced ment of an model of the Matador guided missile which can defy jamming and "can be used over a wide ex- panse of water."
The
+
Domme
have
that plans to order the Bo mare long range interceptor missile into production in the 1958 senl year. The Bomare of was expected to have a range about 250 miles and speeds of 1,000 miles an hour,
1,515 PLANES
Jod The announcement observers to believe that new bazes overvčas are planned for dispute. More than that, the long-range Matador, Earlier
versions of the missile the Security Council placed already been sent to Germany. on record that it approved The Far East was considered these six basle réquire- | a likely site for any new Mato- ments in the knowledge | dor base overstin, that they had been pre-
Air Force also telosed viously agreed upon by the Governments of Britain, France and Egypt. It In not surprising that one of the principles-that Egyptian sovereignty should be respected-finds a place in the declaration.
The interceptor missile even- other two, that a fair pro-tually may replace rome piloted
ut portion
Canal dues fighter planes in the nation's should be allotted to deve air_defences.
The lopment and that any un-
Air Force revealed its in a briefing resolved dispute between plans on missiles
on procurement plans for the the Suez Canal Company
fiscal year starting on July 1. In and the Egyptian Govern-
It the 12-month period, it sadd ment should be settled by
planned to order 1,815 bomber, arbitration are covered to à
fighters, transport and trainers limited extent, but as the ut a total cost of $2,748,900,000, control of funds
missile, the Malador Text
The now in service,
has five
groups of First Tactical Midle Wing which is deployed in Europe,
The
Tosts
wholly with Egypt there wll replace earlier
no guarantee that the com- pany would get a cent of
Air Force
that a cent would be spent them organised into the in developing the Canal.
Malador features guidance
The Air Force said the new in "Improved myslem" which has high resistance electronic
to
that would counter measures” be used by an enemy
as tho missile approaches a target.
RANGE DISCLOSED
The Matador flies more than o0 mph a* altitudes above 36,000 feet. The new version was sold to have a range some- where between 500 and 1,000
As for the fourth principle -that Canal dues should be fixed by agreement between Egypt and the users the Users fre not mentioned although the de- claration Buy's that in- creases above 4 certain level are subject to con- aultation. But with whom? It is the remaining two prin- ciples that are the real stumbling-block. For they miles, nre concerned with the Tests have been going on in
Desert for politieal
the the Libyan against A economic side of the Canal months, but Air Force sources raid they doubted tactical problem. The first of these
missile base would be establish- principles is that "there
ed there,-United Press. should be free and
open transit through the Canal without discrimination, overt or covert."
This meant that the Council called upon Egypt to give free passage to all in ne- cordance with the 1888 Convention. There was nothing new in this. On September 1, 1061, the Council had made the same demand, but for all those years Egypt has blockadied shipping bound to and from Israel. The UN were endorsing £1 policy of complete freedom of transit through the Canal which they had decided upon five years before.
ARTICLE I of the 1888 Con- vention expressly atatea that "the Canal shall never be subjected to the exercise
A
many
HOT AND
COLD IN AMERICA
of
Chicago, Apr, 21. The Eastern states of America were gripped in a record heat wave today while rain And ebbing floed
waters marred Easter observances in Roma other sections of the country.
The topsy-turvy pattern the weather was reflected in the record temperature for the Fifth Avenue parade in New York City, a cold air mass that chilled the Central plains, and drought-relieving ruins Southwest.
in the
Temperatures in the eighties were common in the New Eng- land States. An 83-plus read- of the right of blockade." | ing in New York Cily made it And Article IV makes it the hottest day of the year and perfectly clear that even in broke the previous Easter Sun- day high of 80 degrees pet in time of war the ships of 1889, Philadelphia had a record belligerent nations muat of 30 for April 21 while in still be given free transit. Baltimore the mercury soared So that when Colonel Nasser to 91.
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DAILY
Tightrope WORKER Christening WRITER Act Banned
Limoges, Apr. 21.
the Because
civic objected, authorities Rosemonde Orsola,
great great
grand. daughter of tight rope walker Antoine Blondin, went to her christening in her mother's armH Today Instead of being carried by her father on a motorcycle along a tightrope tied to the Peter's belfry of St Church here.
For a week the baby's father, French circua star Haymond Orsola, praclisd the proposed "Christening ride" from the town hall to euble the church along a 130 feet above the ma square,
to lake
Today, after being re fused authority Rosemonde with him, he chris.ening attended the first, then rode on his motorcycle to the belfry. Baby Rosemonde Wao curried up
the Mairs meet him,
Otsola is the great grand- son of Blondin, the man who crossed Niagara Falls on a light rope, China Mall Special.
HARTNELL
HAS AN OPERATION
lness which
to
BANNED
London, Apr. 21. Britain's 27,000-member Communist Party today re- jected an appeal by a former Daily Worker reporter to be readmitted to the party.
the
The annual congress of party by a large majority ap- proved the findings of a com- mittee which, in secret session, recommended rejection of the appeal against expulsion by Mr Peter Fryer, who resigned from the Party's newspaper after covering the Hungarian upris- ing last October.
Mr Fryer resigned in protest against what he claimed to the
of his suppression
des- patches to the Dally Worker of from Budapest at the time Russian intervention in Hun- gary.
CAPITALIST PRESS
Grounds for
Mr rejecting included
the
Fryer's appeal
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this morning predicted "a little sunshine" for the last day of the Easter holidays, Thousands will be at Happy Valley for the second day of the Easter
meeting and in the warm, sticky atmosphere, thousands more are expected at the Colony's benches. The forecast for moderate to fresh south-south- west winds, cloudy with showers at scattered first, fair periods dur. ing the afternoon. Up to 9 n.m. today, only
rain traces of recorded since night last night,
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Talpel, Apr. 21. The ruling Kuomintang Party swept to victory to night in the election of Mayors, Judgeships and Provincial Assemblymen in Formosa,
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In the key contest of the elec- tion, Kuomintang's candidate Tumbleweed Huang Chi-jul, 48, has ap parently Won the mayoralty post in a race had mushroomed Into national | Bashful Beauty II
significante.
Taipei Outsider:So Blg.
that
the third Huang,
highest official of the Kuomintang, re- pm. tonight ceived up to 11 more than 110,000 votes com- pared to some 60,000 for the in- was run- cumbent mayor who ning as independent, mid-
were
Mystery Movements
Of Red Submarines
In this capital city, the Kuo- intang had gone all out to defeat Kno Yu-shu and made the mayoralty race a test of the Kuomintang's prestige.
The poils closed at 5 pm. local time. The returns from else. where, and the Pescadores wore slow in coming In because the ballots had to be counted by hand.
The ruling Party was reported late tonight to have won the mayoralty pools in the port city of Keelung in northern Formosa, and Taichung in central Formosa.
Heavy Balloting
Copenhagen, Apr. 21. To Soviet ocean-going
Returns from submarines and a depot ship
other parts of also made it clear have passed on a north the island
that the Kuomintang had cop bound coarse through the tured nearly all the 60 provin fact that he carried out a pub-great belt from the Baltic cial assembly scals and 10 lle and unprincipled attack on into the Kattegat within the judgeships and five major points the party by articles in the 4% 24 hours, it was learned at stake.
the non-part today. capitalist press, press and on television," and that he had expressed an "attl- tude of complete hostility" to- wards the Party leadership, the rank and file of the party and the Congress itself, describing it as "a rigged Congress and a phoney Congress."
In a speech, which he distri- buted to delegates he was not allowed to speak-Mr Fryer de- clared it would grieve him to "stay silent about the sufferings and gallant resistance of the Hungarian workers.”
London, Apr. 21. Dress designer Norman Hart
He claimed he was expelled nell was operated on for partial paralysis in both arms at the
for using one of Britain's major Loudon clinic yesterday,
national daily newspapers "nd a Hospital officials refused to platform from which to declare disclose the exact nature of the my support of these (Hungarian) attacked the decomrades and to tell the truth signer shortly after he returned about the revolution they help- from France.
Mr Hartnell said after the
ed to prepare and lead"
Mr Fryer told reporters: "I operation:
am quite
com-remain a Communist, I will go fortable and happy. The
on fighting for the transformation specialist
has told me that of the British Communist Party
1 mus; be here another iwo weeks that's the only hind-into a genuine Communist Party. My friends will continue the rance."-United Press,
strug to inside the party," Router.
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RUSSIA 'SHOCKED
BRITISH RED
London, Apr. 21.
A British philosopher and mathematician, Professor Hyman Levy, told the Annual Congress of the British Communist Party today of a visit he made to the Soviet Union-“What I saw and heard shook me to my foundation,” he told delegates.
"Within the fortnight. I wa there, I got my belly-full to last the rest of my life."
He told delegates that they knew now some of the terrible things that happened in Russia."
There had been "great positive achievements, of course, coupled with a cast-iron bureaucracy form of gangsterism that bat- tered on an unassailable Socialst economic basis.
promises, as he has done, Boston aweltered in 88-degree to, respect the Convention weather well above
the high
Growing For Years "in spirit and in letter, he of 18 in Miami, Florida. cannot make any reserva-
EI
thunder- lsewhere,
concentrated from He declared: "All this did not. tions with regard to any storms were country, including farnel, the Southern plains to Kansas spring out of half of Stalin's character? Or some cult of the
'Chances Of New Russian Revolution Increasing
The only remaining princi and the adjoining scollons of individual. It was growing for naderground leader, said today
the Mississippi Valley. The cold pic that "the operation of air mass plunged the tempera- the Canal should be in- ture to 47 in Milwaukee, Wis. sulated from the politics of consin.-United Press,
any country"-in obviously nil the more important in view of Egypt's defiance of
Mayflower Is Becalmed
Washington, Apr. 21. Vladimir Poremsky, Russlan
that "the chances of a revolu tion" in the Soybet Union are increasing every day" and that la revolt could ". happen
HYRTY
Election officials indicated the balloting throughout the island was heavy,
While naval headquarters re- fused to give information on the
Soviet sub- The balloting was secret with activities of the
private sources in a VOLCIS
atamping a shop mark marines, position to know said the sub- beneath the picture of the marines were of an ocean-going candidate, type and had passed from the Kattegat into the North Sea.
President Chiang Kai-shek and his wife voted at noon at Danish warships had escorted in big primary school near his the Soviet men-of-war all the home in the outskirts of Talpel way from the time they were first
observed in international waters In downtown Talpel, the In the Baltic until they were election fever grasped the city well out in international waters with crowds gathering around in the North Sea, these sources the polla to watch
the ballot added.
the incumbent counung Koo, mayor, defeated the handpicked The Danish Navý is under Kuomintang candidates for the standing orders to watch all capital city in the last provin Soviet warships closely, The cial election three years ago,-** Soviet submarines had passed United Press. through the great belt, and sur- faced as they are required by the Danish naval authorities to
do
Bullfighter Gored
Zaragosa, Apr. 21. One
of Spain's best known diminutive bullfighters, the
No details as to the type of the submarines - apart from the "ocean-going" classification
or the
exact time of their passage were available.
Only last Sunday a fotilia of Chieuelo Segundo, was badly three blg Suvict destroyers and spred today when fighting the
most feared bulls in the Land a Red naval tanker were ob- served
in the Rng for 30 hours the Miuras from Seville.
· Chicuelo triumphed over his Naval sources here sald that first bull, but the second caught the Soviet Navy is showing in him in the leg the rear of the
horn went creased interest in the strategie | thigh. The
deep condition Was thoroughfares between the Bal- and Chicucio's tie and the open pea, United described Press.
iPress.
Os "serious".--United
For The Tenth Time
San Antonio, Apr. 21. Millionaire playboy Tommy Manville will be married for the tenth
time, the San Antonio Express reported yesterday. ·
The newspaper quoted Mrs Jack Mitchell, the mother of a six- foot, blonde chorur girl, as saying her daughter would mAITY Manville in New York in the next ten days, -
Her daughter, Mim Pat Gaɛion, 27, now in the Ziegfeld Follies In New York was quoted by the newspaper as mying she was not marrying Manville for his money "because after nine alimonies, he can't have any left"
The newspaper quoted Izer mother nu saying: "I know my daughter is not a gold digger. She's just na sincere and unaffected as any sirt could be. I pporn, that's the sort of thing any mother would say about her daughter, but it's true Just the ame.”—-—--China Mail Special. *...
75-day Hiccups Suez Canal Talks
the
year, it was part of the story soclalim and we Marxials ought
16 know
about it and understand ⚫ Professor Levy declared: am not going to be a member of a party that is going to be de- Poremsky is a leader in the
Cairo, Apr. 21. Johannesburg, Apr. 21. luded by its lenders.
underground organisation MTS,
Maureen Morton," a 17-year- De Mahmoud.Fawzi, "How often has Harry Pollitt which worios inside Russia and (chairman of the party) been its Communist satellites. He old school-girl of Springs, near Egyptian Foreign Minister, had
has been hic- Lalica on the Suez Canal.: told people to keep their mouths appeared on the NBC television Johannesburg,
the euping what was happening programme, "Meet the Press";
for 75 days without navigation today with stop
Soviet, American, Indian' and Is it not the truth that the Russia of a common upheaval, are many signer in
Maureen, who is now being Yugoslav sunbastadors, leadership know what was going Poremsky sukl
treated by a chiropractor, has The possibility
received hundreds of letters of 'No official statement wns on and kept it from you, could
frust you or the working ful thinking, he enld.
of a revolution sa "not just wish-
** advico.
fauod afterwards but the classes to take it?”
One writer offered to consult Government-sponsored There is, he said, unrest among
-aid: Naws Agonry About 13 hours after she left Professor Lovy described thei
a local witch doctor on her be- East. against Israel, there is no port, she was becalmed in the loss of 7,000 members from the Intellectuals, And, for the first should hang herself by her foot veyed Egypt's views on naviga
workers, students, writers and
half, and another said she "Foreign Minister Fawxl con reason why she should not Channel, drifting very slowly party in the lost your s 'do
China Ma time in history" he said, "there from the titers - China - Mail tion through the Suez Canal tho same
tomorrow with the ide toward Brest on "liquidation.”
ace strike.United Press; Special.
Heuter ngainst any other country, the French count United Press,
aliut ca over there?
the United Nations and her violation of the 1888 Con- vention. Tha anti-Israel blockade has undoubtedly
Plymouth, Apr. 21, commanded widespread at-
The replica pilgrim ship. May- tention in the Arab world, flower II drified helplessly in the but it cannot have escaped English Channel today some 30 the Arab governments that, mies out of Plymouth harbour if Egypt uses the Canal where she get enil lato yesterday not today as a political weapon for her risky voyage to America.
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IMPORTANT DULLES SPEECH
Augusto, Apr. 21. elple of American The Secretary of State, Mr policy and will John Foster Dulles, will make
in
foreign deal with our
an importand speech on United country's efforts for peace in States foreign policy tomorrow the fields of collective security New York, the White House and mutual security (foreign Press Secretary, Jamos Hagerty, ald) and with the efforts the announced today.
Unied Nations had made to Mr Hagerty said Mr Dulles maintain justice and law in the "will outline the broad prin-world" Franco-Prossc.
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