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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, APRIL & 1958.
Defends Intervention In 1956 Revolt
Underworld Revenge Feared
BRIES Nikita Barnstorms' Hungary Lana's Daughter
Mobile, Apr. 7. Teen-ar Miko Jossia, ÍA ON, the hunt here this mayning“ fur reckel Home, cone ant Ka Heard occupant
He fired in oven, version of a Repillenik atercity), and it wou #0 ccmfa) introcket zoomed DET of sight-nited Press,
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Boston, Apr. 7. Tưeg blind mice were blamed today for a $1,500 bolag which swept a two-storey Dolchester house.
The owner, David A. Rock- wood, lold Bremen he found the rodents' nett In his bucky bed) yesterday while burning leaves and itfed to dispose of then
with kerosene,
the
Jan
The keroseno vilinded miec, and three of that through the fire and under a back porch with their Cots ablaze-United Press..
Two Exts, Fla., Apr. 7.
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In Provinces
Budapost, Apr., 7.
Prime Nikita Khrushchov, Soviet Minister, today went on a “barnstorm- ing" tour of the Hungarian provinces, addressing more than 10,000 people at three public meetings, and extolled the Soviet Union as the world's leading power.
He gave the impression of someone engaged on an election campaign, in the view of observers who saw him in action.
determined to He also made some criticisms. At Cegled, a town of about 45,000 inhabitants south-east of Buda- pest, the Soviet leader said that since the 1956 rising "Hungary.. has regained strength, but
weakly. Isay this openly.”
folated oilier cities In the Civil Defence programme
"Operation Skywatch."
Dot
Jocal official nald: "We may be small, but we're backward. We're ready for Red Alert.”—United Press.
Klamath Falls, Apr. 1. Prisoners in the County gaol batted .500 yesterday In the matter of their Easter requests,
The Sheriff let them have a holiday dinner with ham. Rat he refused their plea to let gaolers stage an Easter egg hani for them-United Press.
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Jackson, Apr. 7. Jackson youngsters were one egg shy of a perfect score in au Easter egg hunt held by a local radio station,
1,999 They found
SEEN I irees, burled underground and In Bialan employees' pockets.
Nobody could blame them for overlooking the Janj one-perch. ed atop the Station's 185-foot Antenna-United Press,
Chicago, Apr. 7.
A charity, group, here is up in ama at the cost of renting a Russian typowiller, needed to type a script accompanying a film to be sent to Moscow,
The Chicago Junior Red Cross Bays it will have to go into the red to meet the minimum
rental US$400
fcc.---United Press,
better
te sald Hungarian workers Iong boots about milk produc- should do better work in their on and cattle raising. Then he factories and farmers should had a late meal and returned produce
Propa. (Mr to Budapest after dark Khrushchev adopted the same. tone en Saturday when address-
steel
workers at Ang Stirlinvaros).
The revolution or rounter- revolution, whatever you call it, he har casted enough harm," added.
That Mr Khrushchev, who wure a wide-brimmed grey ha, talked of Soviet achieve- ments
Mr "Khrushchev's oratory often captivated the crowd but he got few cheers. And he met some subdued beckling.
At Szolnok, about 70 klio- metres south-east of Budapeak, where SNY people ignored the mass meeing, Mr Nkrosh- chey mentioned Hungary's famous Tokey wine, A
Woman said: "We are the only one who do not get 11,"
And when Mr Khrushchev
need zaid "we do not thing in Russia, we have everything," a man standing the crowd chipped in *uranium
(of which are considerable de-
"Which country sent the Arat Sputnik into the co%B105? These were socialist sputniks.
Sti Is the country hy the What world where the largest mum- ber
that Acting of people are higher education: The Soviet Union" added.
Mr Khrushchev
posite in Hungary).
In his rat speech, ab Cegledi,
Mr Khruchaher spolia ab length
“Who-wania to overtake on the backgroundof Sovic
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MR K ARRIVES IN -BUDAPEST-
Khrushchev (left), the Russian Prime Minister, seen waving as he walks with Me Kadar (light coat), the Hungarian Communist Party Chief,
Keystone. after his arrival in Budapest recently.
War Criminals
Japanese War
Freed-Slate Clean
The End Of A Troublesome Phase
By RALPH HARRIS
Washington, Apr. 7,
Appears In Court
Hollywood, Apr. 7. Cheryl Crane, 14-year-old daughter of film' star! Lana Turner, appeared in court here today and was ordered to be held to wait further court action on a suspicion of murder charge. The girl, accused of stabbing her mother's gangster lover, Johnny Stompanato, was to have ap- peared in court tomorrow but the hearing was advanced 24 hours apparently to avoid draw- ing a crowd.
The juvenile court refused to release Cheryl to the custody of either her parents or grandmother.
the
Superior Court Judge Donald O'Dell saich He believed Cheryl's best interests would be served by keeping her from ull outside inthiences.
She was ordered to be de- Lained until April 24. torn hearing to determine whether ward of Ahe will be made u the court,
BOTH PARENTS
Judy Garland
Promises To
Pay Her Taxes
Miss Turner and actor Stephen Arrangement Is
Crane, Cheryl's father, were present at today surpise hear-
ing.
for
The hearing scheduled April 24 could decido on one of zeveral netions Cheryl could be made, a word of the court and released to her family; made a ward of the court and placed in a private or state institution; or freed completely.
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Californian law provides for deBrite pronouncement an guilt or innocence in juvenile no fixed 13 cases, and there pentance.
Worked Out
Now York, Apr. 7. Singer Judy Garland was
excused appooring in the State Supreme Court oftor the promised to pay back taxes of US$8,763 to- morrow, Justice William Groat said today.
The
The Arrangement had been The hearing, at which Miss worked out between tax agents Turner's mother was also pre- and Miss Garland's, lawyers, the sent, was closed to the press and Judge said.
back taxes are owed ng public
Earllor, Beverly Hills Police result or Miss Garland's highly at the Chief CH. Anderson said Miss succesful appearance Turner had expressed fear that Palace Theatre in New York, in
1852. of the underworld associates
Judge Great sold that in ad- dead Stompasto might seek in to the taxes, Miss Garland will-have-le-pay-sherif's-fuos.
whom is ihn Reid of science? kitervention in Hungary in The final release of the last ten major Japanese war criminals--|-revenge.
The United States would. JRC | 1066.
lo overtake the Soviet Union," he declared amid laughter. Then the Soviet Premier, who frequently drew laughter" with lokes and snerdotes, suld there was na American woman in the crowd in front of him. He was referring to a blonde American lady photographer covering his tour.
"Distortions”
buck
counter-revolu- He said the
exploited the tlonaries "distortions" committed by the regime of Matyas Rakol, dis- graced Communist leader.
Fungarlan reaction, uning help from abroad, starleti to destroy "the forces of the Hungarian revolution and Hungarian Communism.
"We do not want to hurt anyone's rational feelings," Mr Khrushchev suld laughingly, and
"The Soviet Union was faced the platform party chuckled.
with a very difcult problem. After speaking Applaion, Ape,
at three dif
What should we do? We had Pallos here are searching for
Mr Khrushchev strength in our hands. We had ferent owns Lulsted painters, neither of the
hself into a bus-in army and
also had honse nor canvas variety,
wheeled farmers bugi drawn They're after a band of paint- by four handsome black horses Justice on our side because our justice.is the justice.of.the. alashers, apparently room at draft
workers.
Roma
and set off through mud a foo
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today was viewed here as ending a troublesome phase in post-war relations between the United States and Japan. The decision to reduce the sentences of life imprisonment to the time already served was made jointly by the Pacific war allies. But the United States, as leader of the Allied forces which fought against Japan, hud heen subjected to heavy Japanese pressure to exercise clemency on the grounds that the men had paid enough for their crimes.
Girl Rebel's the year had been heclouded be reluctant to son tree
But
Mr Anderson added: "She and other Is especially fearful because Reuter. of threats he made to Dere Just before he was killed. Blm has nos requested
a body- guard but frequent chacks are
being made at her betor.",
Police said that among Items found in Stempronto's possrailori an uncashed three-dollar Relations between Japanvicted of an especially helpouss
cul by Miss Turner to “John and the United States over crime and whom the US might cheque dated last July, made
the State Deportment Stompanato Smilh."
In his wallet was a photo- by the issue. And Mr Nobu-aiso said that it was prepared suke Kishi, the Japanese 10. follow the general policy of graph of Miss Turner Inscribed accepting the Japanese govern in Spanish For Johnny, My (cigned) Prime Minister, made a per-cnt's recommendations, and it Love and My Life,
that Lanita." somal appeal to President was considered unlikely
In an envelope, zarars which mendation for parole without was written "Johnny, with the Washington Last June.
geodaSOTY o-that-the- Love of Lano," was a lock of Omcials here observed that, would rejest onc without blonde hair.
Charges Of Torture Eisenhower when he visited Japan would make
officials and the Tex Bureau, deep to inspeel. collective fam)But it was hard to make our Court Orders As the war criminals already-arious legivings,
near Karcag. about 175 kilo decision because a part of the metres south-east of Budapest, He chalted to wrinkled peasants la tall tur capes and
who daubed while paint on an Army recruiter's desk and red palut on the Tax Bureau's win- dows-United Press,
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workers was also on the side of the counter-revolution."
Mr Khrushchev said It was one thing to give the material help and another to send Soviet troops to open fire on "counter revolutionaries,”
"Our Bands
trembla peyer when we have to strike a blow We saw at the class enemy. that workers were among the Counter-revolutionaries but bul- lels do not make a distinction about their target and whether they hit the class enemy of misled workers.
Hard Decision
A
a recom-
had byten released on parole. " from Tokyo's Sugamo Prison, GERMAN REACTION Second Hearing today' announcement would have no practical effect, but it did "wipe the state clean" and heal another war-time scar.
Algien, Apr. 7.
ATROCITIES
The ten war criminals troed
unconditionally today were con
An Algiers court has ordorodd a solaaring on the Algerian girl robel Djamila Bou- hired's previously rejected charges that she was for
vieled by the international tured by French paramilitary tribunal on charges of troopem, it was announced | leading Japan into an niteres
sive war in 1041. today.
Thirly one miner WDT The pretty, 22-year-old girl's
af com- eccusationa were rejected by criminals, eaavicted
specifie four mitting, or ardering, French. court here months ago,
atrocities against allied person ne) are in prison but are Since then she has become a *Belleve us, friends, before worldwide cause celebre and expected to be released in stages we mude our decision wo had her death sentence for rebel in the next few months,
This State Department 27- painful nights and days, and we juctivity has been commuted to
December that nounced Inst decided that when Communists Bife imprisonment. were being hanged in the streets Aa Algiers Civil Court de- responsibility for recommending cided ca Felday to overrule the paroles had been transferred to earlier finding and reconsider the Japanese government Bouhired's charges in the near ulcw of the trust and confidence Diture, 16 was learned.
which the US placed in Japan. Before the transfer, recom- by a mendations were made US parole and clemency card fo. Washington.
of Budapest and the best song the worlding cluss killed, and the Fascists were attempting to seize power. If we did not give help them the best dreams of the
would have Hungarian people been drowned in a sea of blood!" Mr Khrushchev sald that in some Western countries the question was asked why the Soviet Union did not withdraw 11s troops from East Germany, Poland, Rumania, and Hungary.
"We say to this that we are realy not only
to withdraw. troops but we are also ready to demobilise. them and let them
A BOOK
The girl, whoac
tule of how sho was tortured by her para- Brooper captors was modo into a ook, was convicted a year and a half ago by a French military court for participating in o milk-baz bombing,
RESPONSIBILITY
in
In handing the responsibility to the Japanese Government, the State Department anoounced
Meanwhile, in Bonn, Her Werner Kiessling, secretary of the West German Returned Prisoners of War Association, today welcomed the release of the last ten class 'A' Japanese war criminals.
-On-the-dead-man's wrist_wal a gold bracelet Inscribed "My Sweet Love, Lanita."-Reuter,
A "CLEAN" BOMB? FAIRY TALE,
SOVIETS SAY
Moscow, Apr. 7,
He told Reuter: "We welcome this strongly for the simple reason that we have had close contact with the Japanese da this question and have on our side pointed to the remainiɛg Japanese prisoners in pressing for the release of Germans stili held.
"We would welcome it' even i more it and would finally deal The Soviet newspaper Pravda
the remaining prisoners Ull held in Germany."
Herr Kingsling. speaking on the telephone from his Bonn home, sald that only three former German service- still serving war sentences in West Ger- Tany and
they were held by the
Britain and Americans.
theira France had released Reuter,
with
mes
crimes
were
who
Diesel Crash
WDS
Montreal. Apr. 1.
Incidental
costs. --
The Skaubryn
Disaster: Survivors
Tell The Tale
Darwin, Apr. 7.
Survivors of the fire disaster, of the Norwegian migrant- ship Skasbryn declared that "If there had not
been
a calm
Loa and a rescue ship nearby, wo would all have died,"
The survivor, Bruno Thomsen, of Oslo, said, "There was n lot of luck about our rescue. The Crew were good but there was a Lack of control once we got into the boats."
The 0,786-tom Skoubryn caught fire to the Indian Ocean last Monday. All the 1,206 per- sotts aboard were saved except a single person who died of a heart attack in a lifeboat.
Seventy survivors of the dis- usier arrived at Darwin tonight today ridiculed "Western by chartered plane. Some 31 of fairy tales" about the them were small children and posilbility of developing a every woman on board except
ore is an expectant mother. cloan nuclear bomb.
HUMBLE
The organ of the Commumist party said that claims that fur-
de- They
werd clutching paper her tests were needed to
weapons bags tied with sting, rag dolls velop clean atomic
fev other humblo constiute simply another sub and terfuge by which certain United belonings that represented piš States circles are attempting to they managed to save when the Justify the
armaments
ship caught fire,
ruce,"
atomic
The paper sald: "That which Eleven persons, including is clean cannot go with
the
Some survivors were eritical that of the Skaubryn's lifeboats al- most though all stressed that there that the US had to be assured seven children, were killed last which is bad, and
under any circum- that the findings of the Japanese night when an automobile crush. mortal weapon, of modern times hack born no pande..
stances be clean. tion of all pertinent facts in intersection near Sherbrooke, 03 1 Cucerned with features (5). 1 Nord around down a hole, return to their peaceful wordt Saturday after receiving special board were based on considera-ed into a diesel rail coach at a cannot
eash case, including the trei miles east of Montreal,
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Her Paris lawyer, Jacques Vergez vialled hop here on
permission from the French au- Western countries do the same.
"Otherwise the question of thorities to come to Algiers. withdrawing Suviet troops
Previously he had been for- stationed temporarily in East bidden. to enter Algeria, to- with several ather Germons, Hungary, Poland and gather
Rumania," is a problem com- French lawyers specialising in
Algerian rebels- men to our (Communist) coun-defending
-United Press. tries
"It will be decided by us, but why do they halt this of
as when in almost every coun- try in the world one can find American troops.....
Storm Prediction
Britta
London, Apr. 7. scientists. де the
"The moment the Hungarian Wormley Institute of Oceano. people and gavernment ask us graphy have developed a new to withdraw our troops we will pathod of predialing Ocen Une them up and march them stoma, basech on the detection out with Lands, playing...we of microrelszy it. was learned propose that Sovlet, Amarican today.
KÜRCİSİ-
Brush, French and other troops! •ZLÍN OPTİMUR CIO wedic exth- should line up under their fings quals emmett byr and march out at the same, time. promcoletý den micvemazila, which We are np: stold a far as travel at a speed of more than
aro concerned" --- || 1,000) SHETANI Hungarians Reuter,
inco-
rovoru.
Harold Michaels of Hamburg- sold that most beats had The faley tales about a clean defective engines och many The accident was due to poor bomb are as unfounded as the were without cara. He saw two empty arguments uffobants contaiting only passer- This safeguard was inserted visibility. All the persons idile other
of atomic gers, with no sallors to help to prevent the early release of ed were. In the automobile American partisans
war."--France-Presse.
ine. His bogt contained 80 any individual who was con- France-Press.
people.
108 Days Without Food-
Moch Horst of Adelaide ald that the lifeboat in which ho and his wife, Bridget, WCTO taken to the rescue ship City od Sidney was rollen.-Franco-
FRENCH FAKIR BEATS WORLD FASTING MARK|| Pr
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