1958-02-24 — Page 1

TUNISIA: TOP-LEVEL

BRIEFS We Want Peace: Khrushchev CONSULTATIONS

Darien, Feb. 23. Manuel Maderas, arrested for doing 90 miles an hour on the Connecticut Turnpike, today told police he "wanted to get home fast before the pizza pla he WAS carrying cat cold."- United Press.

Knoxville, Feb. 23. The elty dump amelled just lavely today to many residents, Federal agents had wel it down with 800'allons of confiscated moonshine.Unfled Press,

Han Jose, Feb, 23.

I was out of the frying pan into the fire for the Star and Bar Service Station here.

On Thursday, two thugs held up the place but the attendant ueled himself in an office and phaned the notier.

Yesterday, two other bandits opped in and made off with US$800.-Umiled Press.

Nashville, Feb. 23. An urgent call for the largest wrecker In town was sent to pelice headquarters here after a tractor-trailer was involved in t minor accident,

The trailer's cargo

was two

Hooligans Broken Up, Say Police

Kuala Lumpur, Feb. 23.

Police claimed today they

had broken up the Indian

Anniversary Of I'm So Happy In

Soviet Army And Navy

Moscow, Fob. 23.

"Torchlight Gong", which Mr Nikita Khrushchev, Soviet Communist Party chief, said tonight Russia wanted peace so that the peoples of the world could live without fear.

they described as one of the best-organised crimin- al groups in Kuala Lumpur.

Police mit they had detain- "We want peace not only for ourselves," he

ed the gang's "Supreme Chief." 1 st eutenant, and one of the gang's "ambasadurs."

They and the gang had 34 members, all indians, aged be- tween 18 and 54 years.

one-ton elephants-Tailed Press. extortion, police said.

Boston, Feb. 23,

Harker

Tax collector John way told today he may purchase, this year, the when he retires bicycle he has been riding on The hty rounds for 15 years. price: 14 cents-United Press.

Aarhus, Feb. 23. Toge hunter'a bid f0!3 Krone for a miscellaneous bux of junk at an auction yesterday turned out to be the luckiest he's ever made.

Included in the junk was a bank puss book with 268 krecer (US$38) aside,

complete dinner service for 18 persons, i large Danish the: and dozens of wineglasses-United Press.

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declared. "We want peace for all nations, for the world, to live without fear, to live in friendship, to develop a competition based only upon peaceful conditions between nations and in peaceful business."

The activities of the gang Russia was arming, "but we do not wish these arms | Xalle from hooliganism

ever to be used because modern weapons are the most terrible weapons of all times."

Maanbers were usually armad with motorcycle chains knuckledustera,——Router.

and

'Copter Plane

to

He told a reception held mark the 40th nnniversary of the Soviet Army and Navy:

There have never before been weapons like those with which armies are now being equipped.

Torrence, Feb, 23. "We are doing everything to The American army tomorrow | strengthen our army morally, will begin testhug an aircraft | spiritually and materially and which Ikea of vertically like a to quip it with the most helleopter and ks like a re- gular plane, it was announre! today.

modern weapons."

Those present included the Premier, Marshini Nikolai Bulgani, and other members of

The plane's propeller at the the Soviet Government, Army

end of the wings movea into

those of a hel prition like copter for the trke off und landing, but shifts Inte regular position in horizontal flight.-

WAS MOLOTOV France-Presse.

AMONG

THE GUESTS?

Moscow, Feb. 23.

The Soviet This news agency made no mention of Vyacheslav Molotov, Soviet Ambassador in Outer Mongolia, in a list of

attending 3 persons

Soviet Frubassy reception at Ulan Bator, Mongolian capital, to- day,

Molotoy wns tamed Am bansador in Ulan Bator after being demdesed from his gov- ernment and Communist Party posts last July for "anti-party" activities.

and Navy olleers, and members of the diplomalle corps.

Mr Khrushchev said:

"The Napoleonic saying that every soldier carries

Reform School Boys

Win The Duke's

Silver Badges

Warwick, Feb. 24.

a

Seven boys at an approved school (reformatory) near here have won the Duke of Edinburgh's silver badges for character, initiative and physique, it is disclosed today,

Sir John Hunt, leader of the

marshal's baton fr his krupsack was but a saying. but our generals and our marshals have made the road from private or worker marshal and general."

to

"We are proud of our Army and it has affectionately repald love which The poople for the our people have for it."

'Never Before"

"We are arming our

Army

but we do not wish these arms ever to be used, because modern

weapons are the most weapons of all times.

terrible

"There have never before been weapons like those with which armies are now being equipped.

"We desire pence-penice not ctly for ourselves but for all peoples, peace so ns to live without fear."

Marshal Rodion Malinovsky, Soviet Defence Minister, said:

Moscow!

Moscow, Feb. 23. OVIE actor Cary today desTM

MoGrant

cribed this Russian capital na the Hollywood stars”. perfect haven of refuge from publicity,

The tall, greying actor said "for the first time in 25 years of movie-making, I can walk along a street and nobody disturbs me."

Cary Grant

Cary arrived here last Friday to spend a few days with a friend, producer Sam Spiegel, and do the usual tourist sights of the Soviet capital. These in-. cluded the Kremlin, museums and churches and the Lenin Mausoleum.

"I am so happy. I can breathe here. I never felt so relaxed In my life because nobody knows me,” he said.United Press.

Missiles For

For Britain:

US To Train UK Technicians

Washington, Feb. 23. British technicians are expected to start arriving here soon for training in the operation of the 60 1,500-mile ballistic missiles that will be based in the British Isles, it was revealed today.

Informed sources made the disclosure on the eve

HELD IN LONDON

London, Feb. 23. Top-level Anglo-American consultations on the

Franco-Tunisian dispute were held here to night at a dinner given by Mr Harold Mac- millan, the British Prime Minister.

Mr Macmillan conferred with

Mr Robert Murphy.

States representative Franco-Tunisian dispute.

United the

Mr Selwyn Lloyd, the British Foreign Sceretary, nad Mr John Hay Whitney, the United States Ambassador, were other guests at the dinner.

Mr Murphy flew here from Washington on Saturday for preparatory inlks before going to Paris, probably tomorrow, ond later to Tunis

He is exercising his govern- ment's "gond offices" in the

THE QUEEN

MOTHER

ON TOUR

dispute which: flared up after Memories Of 1927

the

the French bombing of Tunisian border village of Saklet this month.

SEPARATE TALKS

Mr Murphy, a deputy under- recretary in the State Depart ment, this morning had separate talks with the Tunisian

and French Ambassadors to Britain, Mr Taleb Silm and M. Jean Chauvel, respectively,

to

Visit Recalled

Sydnoy, Feb. 23. Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, today planted an Australian Silky Oak In the gardens of Govern- House to com- memorate her "Moot the People" tour of Australia.

mont

Was

The American diplomat has #lready consulted twice with Mr Harold Beeley, British

She then made an unsche Foreign Office assistant under- secretary, who has been up-duled tour of Sydney Harbour pointed

exercise Britaive in the Royal barge and good offices in the dispute. greeted by cheers from people Meanwhile, the Foreign Omeech the shore and in hundreds has summoned the British Am-of pleasure craft dotting the

harbour. bassadors in Paris and Tunis, Sir

and Gladwyn Jebbs

Mr

The barge called at Ad- Angus Malcolm, to return to London this week to give firmiralty House where she stayed as the Duchess of York during hand reports on the situation. her 1927 Australian tour.

welcome the

Both Mr. Macmillan and Mr Thousands of people lined Murphy have personal know-the streets to ledge of North Africa where Queen Mother ду she drove they served together as political from Government House to St

general) Eisenhower during the this morning. advisers to President (the Androw's Anglican enthedral

Second World War.-Reuter.

Successor To Stassen?

United Nations, Feb. 23. Deputy American delegate

of an announcement here and in London that the United States and Britain have reached agreement on terms for the construction of four missile launching bases in England and to the United Nations, James Scotland.

The service was broadcast to thousands standing outside.

At lunch and dinner, the Queen Mother entertained several Sydney people, Including religious, elvic and local govern= ment leaders.-Reuter.

Chinese Envoy

Wadsworth fold. television viewers today that he had been considered for Harold Stresen's job as presidential disarmament

Tokyo, Feb. 24. 0ssistant but refused to com-

Chairman Mao Tse-tung of ment on reports that he would China has appointed Chen Chia- be named for the post shortly. kank as Chinese Ambassador Stassen resigned earlier this to the newly federated United month to run for the governor- Arab Republic, the New China Fhip of Pennsylvania on the News Agency reported today. Republican ticket.

The appointment however Wadsworth raid during the was merely shift of Chen's television interview that he was post, which was that of Chinese that disarmaments Ambassador to Egypt and con- tols with the Soviet Union current Ambassador to Syria to would resume in oneway Or that of envoy to UAR-United another.-France-Presse.

Press.

NEWPAPER GETS SOVIET GOVT. NOTE convinced

striking A

"We soldiers always remem- ber with pleasure the Limes

The details of the agreement when friendship ruled among

newsmen here us, which there was a complete were lenked to

during the weekend. mutual understanding

Under terms of the agreement, "We remember how we were this country will equip the four fighting together against our bases--three in England mid loc. It seems to moone in Scotland-with 60 Thor on that the soldiers of our armies intermediate range ballistic have preserved these good feel-missiles capable of

deep behind the Iron Curtain, ings also now.

Officials at first sald twe of bases would be armed with the Army's Jupiter inter-

Dublin, Feb. 23. rango missiles and mediate two

Air Force's A Dublin nowspaper got what with the Thor. But they later said khat

appeared to be a lettor all four bases would be

from the Soviet Govern- equipped with the Thors.

ment today-without ask- Ing for it.

"Let us hope that these good feelings between soldiers of our ormles will overcome all ad Their nomes will be keptversity and will triumph also The reception was given by

utir the Soviet Embassy on

secret, because they are young in the relations between the successful British Everest ex-

present offenders who have been countries, occasion of the 40th anniver-pedition in 1953, will

the boys to through British courts. But 300 "We are fully aware that we badges to sary of the Soviet atme: forces, the

Franco-Press.

guests at the school at nearby must be a modern armed force, Kineton will cheer the presenta-strong and equipped with the tions by

John

mest modern technical means,

morrow.

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11 Kept In (0),

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14 Indistinct impression (4).

18 Fissure (3).

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others?

10 Spot of dry land (4)..

20 "They leave the stage. (8),

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1 Young Robert's your uncle!

(4).

2 Carry off the swag (4).

3 Sign me on outside (4),

4 Screw, to the prisoner (6).

& Absorb (7).

6 Does It take place at the end

of the Ashing season? (3, 4).

7 Puts in for fresh supplies (7). 10 Kent, for instance, has this

(5).

for a white

13 Suitable naras wornant (7).

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told (7).

15 Worked in a cinema? (7).

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machinery?

.Not necessarily (5).

The

in order to serve our Soviet Under terms of the ageG- the four basco wil be seven won the Duke's State, which is defending peace ment, Bwords In competition with among the peoples of the whole nanned by British servicemen,

more than 7,000 boys from Bri- | world"—Reuter. Ush public and grammar schools and youth organisations.

GRUELLING

Of all the boys taking part in gruelling physler tests, 700 qualified to win bronze awards --but only 300 achieved the distinction of a sliver badge.

The boys, average age 17, had

Officials here said this country will not delay in training these mon on the know-how of missile

CONTROL SHIPS launching

TO TRACK

MISSILES

Washington, Feb. 23.

to pass tests in expedition and The American "Navy will

Pele.

MAIN CENTRE

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A lotter printed in the Sun- and signed day Independent "L F. fivichey called Ireland to support the Soviet initiative for peace Arx the world.

The letter said that Ireland It was understood that the could give the other countries British technicians would of the Western world a-lead by receive the necessary training calling for the removal of all at Cape Canaveral, Florida, military bases on the continent now the nation's main missile of Europe, testing centre, or at Camp Cooke, California,

The paper said in a footnote The agreement, which took that the letter seemed to have rescue work, physical fitness and shortly put into commlason five public service. The Home Office additional control ships to be months to negotiate, was expect been forwarded by the Soviet in London, Ireland to provoke an Embassy Gove them permission to com- stationed along the launching ed in London

has no diplomatic relations track of ballistic misalles in the avalanche of criticism by the They trained for months in

South Atlantle.

Socialist Opposition against the with the Soviet Union, the Pennines under masters

This fight track extends from Conservative government of Bri-

Leonid F. Ilyichev is press and

Flight-Lieutenant David Cape Canaveral, Florida, to the fish Prime Minister Horold Mac-chief of the Soviet Foreign

millan. Duttner, formerly of the R.A. Ascension Islands in the South

Labour Party leaders have Ministry. mountain rescue service, who Atlantic.

now stalloned

The five ships for recording urged a "go slow" attitude on the ncar

Britain in bosing missiles in the missiles' school.

passage will

hopes that an East-West summit attached to the Chaguramod conference would end the arms Fire brigade officers gave

base in TrinidadFrance- them lessons in first aid and

race and make such 窈 step Presse. Are fighting 10 help them

unnecessary.

Under the quality in public service.

The boys also took up car-

be

pentry and model-making as Plenary Session milion dollar cost

construct-

the Soviet Embassy mki ho

The letter sold it was in answer to our query," a spokes- main for the paper sald. "Buf wo never sent any query. WH should we ate Moscow anty- agreement, Bri- thing?" tain will pay the 'estimate: 00 In London a spoken đ ing the bases, The U.S. wil knew nothing about any letter been disclosed for the missiles, from Ilylchev to Dublin The 11th plenary session of the discipline at the school," de- Central Committee of the Polish

the nuclear warheads and the anywhere else.-Untied Press, clared Mr T. P. Brennan, de United Workers (Communist)

Jaunching equipments. puty headmaster. "We

have Party will open in Warsaw next now formed another mountain | Wednesday or Thursday, in- unit."-China Mail formed sources sald today-

France-PreSIC.

hobbles.

A

Their succe has douc great deal to help morale and

rescue

Special

Warsaw, Feb. 23.

Bishop On Trial

pay more how much has noi

Each country would have n virtual veto power over the actual launching of the missile, -United Fres

'DEFAMED grocer aND HIS CIVIL-WED WIFE'

Prato. Feb. 23. tion" because they publicly Branded grocer MONISGNOR Pietro Flordelll, forceful Roman Mauro Bellandi, 18, and 23-year-old Lorians tho Church, 10 Is about to trade in things. IVA Catholte blahop of this northern elty, today Nunzial for rrying outside

asked for prayers of support on the eve of his although both were Catholic-born.

The bishop and the pefort mid the elvil tn the appearance before an Hällan court on charges

ho defamed "free-thinking” grocer and his marriage rito left the couple "public, concubines" and “publio sincère" in the byos óf the Churoli. civil-wed wife.

that are perfect (8).

21 Major, maybe,

heaven (4).

22 President of Yugoslavia (4), 23 Modern gun (4). SATURDAY'S SOLUTION—Across 1 Valet, 4 Barbed, Parcel, 10 Man-go, 12 Misery, 14 Dissent, 17 Bale, 19 Coroner, 23 Monitor. 22 Enld, 23 Library, 27 Meoner, 29 Ombre, 30 Supple, 31 She-fox, 32 Emend Down: 1 Vapld, 2 Larks, 3 Theme, 5 Acme, 0 Bunyan, Drover, Lincoln, 11 Arbour, 13 8-Tories, 15 Icon, 18 Spider, 18 Leer, 20 Melona, 21 Nimble, 2 Bruto, 25 Autolo, zd Yield, 28 Acro.

The one, which opens before a civil court The Belandts naked for prosocation óf the in nearby Florence tomorrow, has far-rokoking | Bishop and the prkeni od arounds of deta- consequences in view of the forthcoming general|tion of character, a criminal offence that can elections, growing anti-cteriostiam in finty and bring up to nine yours" imprisonment or fince.

For legal experis, however, expected any the very status of the 1929 Lateran pacia which i regulate relations betwroci izə Valloms and the suoči severe sentence, if the blahap and the pricat are found guilty. Most exports were anticipating Repablis.

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