1958-02-04 — Page 1

PHILIPS Infraphil

Indiapema able

in every kome

KEEP FIT FOR ALL SPORTS

GILMAN 16 aloucistaR ARCADE

COMMENT OF

THE DAY

EGYPT-SYRIA UNION

THE proclamation of union

THE

between Egypt and Syria underlines the aver- widening gulf between the republican "positive noutralists" and the anti- Communist monarchs the Arab world.

in

But the question now remaing, will King Saud of Saudi

Arabia allow himself to be

THE WEATHER: »Moderate E winds. Cloudy with patches of light rain.

CHINA MAIL

No. 36966

*

Established 1845

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1958.

Price 20. Cents

RELAX IN

DAKS

THE FARDUS CONFORT IN AKTION TRAUBENE

Whiteaways

HƏDƏN÷GIÐ N\G={X+OVLODN

REACTION TO MR B's LETTER STARKWEATHER

Negative Attitude

To Ike's

Points

Washington, Feb. 3.

tempted into forming THE White

sort of holy alliance

OI

monarchies against tho leftist republica?

PLEADS

CLERGYMAN SAYS NOT 'SINFUL' FOR SPINSTERS Search For NOT GUILTY

TO HAVE CHILDREN BY A.I.D.

London, Feb, 3.

of

of Canter- the Archbishop bury, appeared in a round-up A leading Methodist clergyman wald today he did not think it

religious opinion in allow articio would be "inful" to

on the subject in "Mlusirate4" have to lonely splasters

magazine pub- children by artificial in-

lished tonight. semination

Dr Donald Soper, former presi. dent of the Brush Methodist Conference, House

Bald he didn't

Ilis

contradicted views also those of the other clergymen involved in the round-up of

think it was wise

'opinion. for the Church to call artificial in scanination by a donor -- A. I. Delther a sin or crime.

contrary to expressed recently" by

called on Russia to- night to provide more information on the. So- viet stand toward dis-His view, directly

and outer armament

controls before

Middle East observers have

forecast frequently

that this ponnibility could not be

re-space ignored if King Saud fused to recognise Preul President dent Nasser as the leader of

the Arab nations. It now seems that there will be a

move in this direction.

Anxious

~ING Hussein of Jordan is KING Hussein of Jordan is

that

น

Soper wrote, "I do not consider it would be sinful to give ccrtalu spinsters, who other- wiso would be lonely, and would make good mothers. artikela) Insemination so that

they do not lose the portunity of motherhood."

09-

mechanium science has put in

our hands, to use wisely."

The magazine survey followed a

storm of controversy in Britain after

aroused Scottish

Judge, Lord Wheatley, ruled

WEB

дов

adultery.

tantamount

to

Royal Belongings

London, Feb. 4.

in a divorce case that A. 1. D. Police today are hunting a thief with the hottest" haul in London clothes and jewellery belonging to 21-year-old Princess Alexandra.

is unwise for Els added, "It

Churches to rush in and con- down out of hand a number of possible practices. that are loosely called A. L. 11, I would not be prepared to condema as sinful artificial insemins-The Judge's ruling was followed Hon in a happy marriage by a stern denunciation of the where the husband is im- practice by the Archbishop of Canterbury. The Archblihop potent.

wald the practice was a sin. He urged that it be made a crime under British law United Press.

Churches "It's no good the

wanting to make it a sin or a crime. It is another piece of

Eisenhower THORNEYCROFT Hailsham

will agree to a new súm. mit meeting.

The White Hoose state- ment came following a tele- phono conference between the President and Secretary of State John Foster Dulles

of State confined to his

Statement

Saudi Arabia form their home by a "slight cold." own union with Jordan and thus counter the Egyptian- Syrian "threat" borders.

not

its to

Both Prezident and the Secretary had spent consider- Iraqi politicians and news-able time previously in studying

Govern- the new 17-page papers-but mont Ministers have Fresident from welcomed the projected Nikolai A. Bulganin, union as the first stop

The statement said:

a

towards a full union of Arab states which has great emotional appeal to all Arabs, and Lebancso lendors have echoed theso feelings.

But

letter to tho Soviet Premier

DEFENDS

Warns

HIS ACTION Of Dealing

London, Feb. 3. The Government and Labour

was

d

opposition clashed sharply horo over recent allega- tions that thoro leakage of information about Britain's decision last September to raise the Bank Rato by two por cont to sovan por cont. During the debate Mr Pelor defended his Thomeycroft action as Chancellor of the Exchequer in telling journalists in advance about some of the letter "eon-conomic measures ho was pre- The Bulmanlo sists of a repetition of Soviet paring to take,

made Droposals previously

wanted .Ho

Influenco to allitade to- |·· and a negative ward President Elsenhower's opinion overseas, becauso Bri- sight proposals put forward "tain's reserves were running In he letter of January 12" to out at that time. It was an op-

portunity and it might the Premier.

bbon the last opportunity—to combination of present measured to hold sterling.

SATISFIED

Επε former Iraqi Premiers, Nuri el Said and

el Fadel

Jamali, who attended the Bagdad Pact note meeting in Ankara have sidered."

gulf between Egypt and Syrla and the other Arab states.

But it added that the. Soviet

la being further con

have

commented on the widening "It is, however, already up- "I am satisfied my Interviews parent that further clarification with the press and their willing- of the Soviet position will be necessary before-io use Pres-ness to present this case in the press overseas had a crucial and words dent Eisenhower's

satisfactory effect."

Attack

January 12-11 can be ascer- tained that such a top-level meeting would, in fact, hold good hope for advancing the

DURING the Bagdad at the worlice and of justice in

conference Nurf el Said made a widely publicised attack on Iarnel and tried to persunde Pact membera to concentrate on the Palca. tine problem as well as on Communism.

Detailed

There

were noisy scenes when Mr Aneurin Bevan asked why Mr Thorneycroft had been Mr Oliver Poole, and the ex- Treasury chief snapped back: "For exactly the same

reasons

as I saw members of the Trades Union Congress."

The Deputy Speaker restured C. calm by threatening to suspend that the the diting-Reuter,

Press Secretary James Hagerty emphasised statement was not sident's own words.

the

Pre-

This indicated that the Chief Executive planned

detailed and personal more reply to Bulganin ehce Dulles recovers from his cold and if down with President Eisenhower

drafting session

GAR

At 3

Enthusiastic

However, this move has been overshadowed by the pro- clamation of the now union

Wellington, Feb. 3. and this presents a poton-

Ometals expressed Concern tially stronger Метроп

today over the enthusiastic wel- against Israel which is the

come given to Britain's Quven whipping boy for the Arabs.

could Mother.

They said it lead to aceldents or incidents, President Nassor is bont on

They pointed out that her car his pinn to become the Hagerty said it might be an-

and that the supremo ruler of the Arabs other day or two before Dulles had been hemmed in on Auck- and if the union is

ex- and the President could get to land's streets

crowd had broken through Thompson,

at least once.- tended Arab nationalism gether. Llewellyn

United Press. might be hard to keep in US Ambassador to Russia, niso police lines

was scheduled to see the Chief Executive later-United Press.

check.

RHODES SCHOLARS

an editorial the NY Times

tored its congratulations

to the young men who have

been named Rhodes Scholars for 1958. It spoke of the

• Scholarships as an unusual

With

The Russians

Edinburgh, Feb. 3.

Lord Hailsham, Chairman of the British Conservativo Party told a meeting here tonight that many of the proposals put forward for discussion at an East-West summit meeting "would have the effect, if accepted, of putting us at the mercy of the Russians while leaving them entirely free of any danger from us.'

ANOTHER TRAIN CRASH

London, Fab. 3. Two freight trains collided this afternoon in the rail- way yard at Hartford, Choshiro - making Bri- tain's fourth train accident in the past four days. There were no injuries 371 today's accident,

The British pubile had been disturbed by the quick succes- sion of accidents. The most serious occurred last Friday at Dagenham, Essex, in a heavy died and 87 fog, when 10

were injured in П others

collision.

TWO OTHERS

Two other accidents on the

came day in Yorkshire, caused

one death and seven injuries.

for proposals . He said the summalt talles should be viewed in the context of "competitive co-existence."

is

POLICE LOOK FOR DEEP FREEZE SEX MANIAC

Wheathumpstead, Feb. 4. Scotland Yard detectives) today are hunting a sex maniac who apparently kept a girl he killed in a deep freeze for a month. The manhunt-one of the most macabre in British Police history is for the killer of 17- year-old Ann Noblett who dis- appeared on December 30,

"Her body was found on Friday in a wood seven miles her home here.

ASSAULTED

She had Apparently criminally

assaulted

from

been

2

Every London policeman has

the description of

Royal belongings with the order from his superiors to "find them."

The clothes and jewellery- value not disclosed-were in two blue canvas travelling bags stolen early yesterday morning from car in Notting Hill.

MIDNIGHT COFFEE

The car belonged to 23-year- old Mr David Batley, tali, handsome, curly haired son of a wealthy glass and poliery family,

TO KILLINGS

Lincoln, Feb. 3. Charles Starkweather, 19, swaggering confessed slayer of 11, was arraign- ed in Lancaster County Court and plended inno- cent to two first-degree murder charges.

He entered his ples in a low. barely audiblá voleo after Judge Herbert A. Ronin esk- cd 11 bo

understood the.. penaltics and charges. Authorities

sold Starkweather wis urged to plead innocent "lo protect his legal rights.” They cald Arst degree mur der charges are always tried by a District Court Jury,, no matter what the defendant pleads at his arraignment, Starkweather has no attorney.

He had driven the Princesse back from a country house party and before taking her to Ken- sington Palace, invited her in to have midnight cup of coffee In his parents' house.

The couple spent half an hour in the family home in Lands- downe, Crescent, and came out just after 12.30 am, to discover the theft.

Mr David Bailey has been a frequent escort of the Princess,

-Reuter.

Triple Collision

Air collided in flight

Charleston, S.C., Feb. 3.

sabre-jets from Throw F-80 Charleston

Force Base milea Sever and

north of Andrews, South Caro- of the ina, today and two planes plunged to the ground. One pilot was killed when his parachute failed

Opel United Press.

Lord Halibam went on; "It may be that wo over-estimate the purely military danger. The docking of Communism poutical, and throughout a fi strangled-burner body was tory, while not averse from the remarkably well preserved and tro of military force, where it very cold. foola certala of success, the have Communist authorities preferred political means,

Cynically

"To put it cysically, they have preferred to advance by n mixture of fear, force and fraud, and not the use of force alone."

Lord Hailsham added that there were Doma risks "we should not run and some bar- could not gains that wo either or should not make,

should not "We atomic weapons, if this can only be done by putting ourselves at the mercy of Rusdan ventional weapons, either land or in the sea or in the air.

abandon

соп

on

Invulnerable

"Wo

should

zone

not create

a

if the effect

By a coincidence, the inven-smokeless tor of the signalling and auto-, were to render us or our friends matic braking system used on lable to attack, while leaving the 1ino passing through the Soviet Union at the same Dagenham died on Friday, shortly after the Dagenham accident.

Dr Francia Camps, the Home concluded Office: Pathologist, that the body had been kept in a refrigerated state for perhaps a month, then dumped in the wood a short time before, its discovery.

Scotland Yard officers have concuted refrigeration experts' and are today understood to be working on three lines of in- quiry.

THREE LINES

These are:

That a farmer with a deep freeze plani was responsible and at least 150 Hertford shire

orchards farm and are known to have such equipment,

That the killer used a re- frigerated delivery van de- livering frozen food.

That

the girl's body was In kept

home-made "frozen bed." Detectives are today checking known to farms in the area have installed

time Invulnerable.

We should not make terms in Europe If the effect were to leave the Communists absolute- His system had been regard-ly free to turn our tank in the equipment.

infallible. France-Middle East or elsewhere..

ed Presso.

A STEP BACKWARDS

US Senate Approves

institution, established or More Money

ginally to bring men froms all over the world

Oxford

did so they would have a better knowledge of what made up the British mind and thus be better able to interpret it in their own countries.

SAYS LONDON

London, Feb. 3.

German reunification nor the

THE latest leiter from whole problem of disarmament

THE

蝨 summalt conference

Bulgunin to President though”

they Dre priority

not

of

deep freeze

They believe it possible that "And we should be careful the murderer read press TC-

o make the mistake falling to recognise the extent ports that police were contem- plating a house to house search to which the present tension in the district and brought the

has been built up by the body out of storage hurriedly. aggressiveness of Russian words-Reuter.

and actions, and neither by our friends or by ourselves.”---- Reuter,

Mind Changing

Washington, Feb, 3.

DEFEATIST RUBBISH

Singapore, Feb. 3.

Presidential Disarmament Ad-] Chief Minister Lim Yew-hock

Eisenhower aroused little in- questions for the West, viser Harold E. Sinsden, who aald today that it is "defenlist

terest in British political circles which said today that it did not add much to previous Soviet proposals,

diller

It-

In Boun polliical and diplo has been battling to get Secre rubbish for anyone to say that, John Foster the Communists will inevitably, Washington, Feb. 3,

matle circles expressed dissatis-tary of State University to study, In the The US Senate today over

faction at the failure of Bul-Dulles to adopt a more liberal take over the Singapore govern- confidence that once they

attitude on “negotiating with mant Kanin's letter to President whelmingly approved

with President Kisenhower's ro».

Eisenhower to show any change Russia, recently talked

Commenting on the coming Dulles about his future, Bulganin's suggestions for an

In the Russlan view on

Lim said he would quest for an extra $1,260 agenda for the projected sum unification of Germany.

They discussed whether Stais elections, million in now defence mit conference did not

sem would remain as Disarma“ not join in any argument that, cainot withstand toment Adviser The

or quit to run democracy letter funds for this fiscal year. | materially from those he has

appeared made before.

emphasise again Soviet desire to for Governor of Pennsylvania. Communism and predicted that maintain

forces in the elec thờ Elant

in Dulles asked Stassen what he democratic quo The money will be spent on

tion would ba 'strong enough missiles, including ballistic mis If there is any change at all, Europe, including the present would really like to do.

"Change your mind," Stassen to meet the extremist threat" allo sites and missile-launching constitutes a step backward, division of Germany.--Franco-

replied. United Press,

--Unlled Press, submarines, on dispersal of the diplomatic circles auld here, Presso. Strategic Air Command's bomb- since Bulganin speaks again of

catablishing aronunciation of the use The ballistic missilo detection, sys-nuclear weapons - a renuncia- Da extending the tin which the West cannot ac-: man who have gone to tom and Oxford have usually come thi-automatic ground environ-oct in case of an aggression. out with a broader outlook, ment system (Sage) for air de-

Broader Outlook

IN

worked out well.

not only in respect to Britain, but in respect to world relationships.

In the United States, more over, tho attainment of the scholarship is regarded as

a mark of achievement in

fence.

☐

The House of Representatives

has already approved the men-

Renunciation

of

The Russians go so far as to aune, but the bill has now to go make this renunciation and the back for discussion of amend abandonment of American bases abroad into conditions for coa- mente included by the Seriate.

In addition to the $1,200 mildering President Blaenhower's proposals, concerning ballistie lion, the bill provides authority transfer $159 million In

misaties

ta

the scadumle' world for already-availabir defence. Kunda which young mom xny | to those detenee juurpõete.--- "It' also appears that the Rus

Reuter Tightly strive

maydigan

adana do not want to dilamans

Azi

PLANE CRUISES AT SUPERSONIC SPEED

London, Feb. 2. English Blogi F.LD. Egbier, has flown faster than - sound. for...21 COUNTÈS LITO coinutos...probably the long- Supermania fight' by any mirorats and, the longest by a Belilah piano?— It was runouñoad, tonight. -

company, syskontakt sold:

fight is think it shows wO DAN now build `plines, vrhloh can orblmo) :Atmaperionis spooŭa „Instead of just forálng. their through the wind burite "and" falling back ; ngala.“

The flight by, the slab-sidek twin-JetTM ELŐN, was 'minde lari

Chlor Test Pilot of the firis, from the Ministry of Supply Blation, at Boscombe Down, Wilshire.

The plane -- which carries one

Jet on top of the other instead of side by side — wse super- sonia aneinato after tako- afy and sindo the fiabá,

to

It was expected that the court would appoint counsel for the youth,

Penitentiary

was flanked by his parents, Me and Mrs Guy Stark- weather. Only once did he Riance briefly at his father. In answer to all questions he either said "Yes" or merely shook his head, The bow-legged gunman

taken to

the County gaol After from the courtroom, being booked, he was returned the State Penitentiary, "Maximum Security" section

to

for s

safe-keeping.

Starkweather was charged with

Arst degree murder with pro-," meditation and malico on one count and with first degree murder and perpetration of a robbery on a second count. The charges were in the slaying of Robert Jensen, 17, and his King, 10, girl friend, Carol both Bennet, Nebraska, 'Elghi School students. Their bodies were found in a storm cellar near the site of an abandoned school house near 'Bennet. United Fresa..

Austin Car Strike

Birmingham, Feb. 3.

8,000 day and night Nearly

Austin shift workern at the motor plant here had to be went home because of a strike by storemen today. There was no work for 4,500 day workers as the result of a slopparo by 114 storemen on the body finishing lines.

When the night storemen also joined the strike, the manage- ment sent

home another 1,000-odd workers

An Austin #pokesman sald to- night it was expected that the men would roport for duty In

morning, - Neuter.

mo

peopl

the

are

smoking

du MAURIER

Buy a supply today and see how well they suit you

I