1957-11-26 — Page 2

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Gannett Co. Head Ill

Rochester, New York, Nov. 23,

Frank E. Gannett, B1-year- old President Emeritus of the Gannett Co., Inc., one Amerien's largest newspaper or ganisations. Was reported seriously ill today.

A spokesman for the family said that Gannets, In and out of hospitals since he suffered compression fracture

the spine in a fall in his home in April, 1055, ในป taken a "serious tumm for the worse."— United Press.

POPE'S

IS RUSSIA'S West Waits For A Reciprocal Step From Kremlin

United Nations, Nov. 25. Britain said today it is up to the Russians to make the next move toward solution of the current U. N. deadlock on disarmament.

A British spokesman said Western concessions on the makeup of the U.N. Disarmament Com- mission, whose membership will be increased from 12 to 25 on January 7, have evoked no reciprocal gesture from the Kremlin.

The British comment was a reaction to the week- end statement which reaffirmed Soviet deter- mination to boycott the reorganised arms commission.

"Our position is that it is up to the Soviets to make the

'next move," the spokesman said.

"By agreeing to more than double the size of the Dis- armament Commission the West made a generous gesture toward the Soviet point of view. This gesture has very obviously still to be matched.” The new Disarmament Com-Baghdad pacta-six neutralists, American nations, mission will include nine mem- five Latin

de three members Western

of the Soviel bers of various fensive alliances seven from bloc, and Japan and Nation- the Atlurile Pact and one cachalist China. from the South-east Asian and

THE CHALLENGE BY

RUSSIA AND

INTER-DEPENDENCE

Washington, Nov. 25.

Demand

Russia had demanded first that all 82 members of the United Nations be represented on the Comunission and then that its membership be dl- vided

evenly between

pro- Western nations on one stda and Soviet and neutralist states on the other.

Roth these proposals were rejected by wide majorities in the General Assembly,

Sir Harold Caccia, the British Ambassador, said today that the polley of inter-dependence on hid Britain had which the United States embarked a month ago had been brought on by Soviet missile successes and their penetra-foy in the Assembly," the tion of the Middle East.

"Two things, I think are clear | Inter-dependence, he added, was about the Russians at the pro- to see what militarily, political- sent time," said Sir Untold in a ly and economically could be juncheon speech to the English done by "getting together our

"The first is relves and with our friends. Speaking Union. that the challenge

good is a one. We are 1101 playing against a bad side. The second is that the challengo prob- ably going to last a long time,"

The object of Britain and the

United States under the flag of

LIVE-CELL CURE STOPPED IN 1954

Vatican City, Nov. 25.

Pope Pius XII has not received any live-cell treatment since 1954, the year of his near-fatal illness, Vatican sources said last night.

The sources were commenting on a report by look magazine which hinted the Pope's present health and energy came from Injections of fresh cells from young animals.

"Dr Paul Nehans treated the Pope with injections of live animal erils from February to November 1954, when the treatment was completed and five other specialists took care of the Pope," the sources said.

SERIOUS STRIDES

la Sir Harold said "clearly

wo have the military field managed to hide a number of things

but each other from have not thereby apparently from prevented the Russians making come various scrlous strides."

In the economic field, he said, there was nothing more im- portant in the West than the strength of the United States, the basic foundation That wan of the west.

"Your contribution is to no that by your policles enough dollars by que means or another get out into the trade of the world," he said.

Sir Harold added: "Our con- tribution is of a totally dif- that feten kind-to ensure

The sources could not say whether Nishans freatment was Sterling is a currency in which more than half the free world's responsible for the present kealth and energy of the Porttiff but indicated t was three years since the treatment has been

trade can be continued to bo Interrupted. The sourcta said it was not cuviraged the conducted with confidence. treatment should be resumed.--United Press.

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"That will need sacrifices on our part and I hope we shall make them"

"The composition of the DB- armament Commission as set up General Assembly is by the considerably more favourable to the Soviets than is warranted by the degree of support they

British spokesman Bald--United Press,

ROCKET OF SPUTNIK I DESCENDS ON FRIDAY

London, Nov. 25. The rocket of the Sputnik I in "most likely" to mako its final descent through the atmosphere on Friday, the Ministry of Supply an- nounced here tonight,

A Ministry statement. quoting calculations made at the Royal Aircraft Establishment, Farm borough, said the Sputrilk I It- self should have a lifetime of 100 days and was knus expected to descend in mid-January.

The Ministry statement sold: "There must remain some un- certainty in the predictions for the rocket because its shape and weight are not known, and when it meets denser air the direction in which it is pointing will change in an unpredictable manner and this will affect its drag.

UNCERTAINTY

"However,

seems most

what likely that the rocket will make Asking rhetorically

Its final descent through the more could be obtained from atmosphere on Friday next; but Juter-dependence, Біг Harold

in

said the strength of the West because of the uncertainties it might, on thest calculations, be the Middle East in 1945 should be compared with the day earlier or a day later, "The first satellite itself, penetration which the Sovies 180-pound sphere, should have Union had now been able to lifetime of about 100 days, make into that area without and on that basis is expected to having fired a shot.

JONNTE

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With that in mind," be added, "I suggest that there is a great deal we can and should do."-Reuter,

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