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> THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1958. ·

Tripoli Rebels Lay Down Arms

CABLE

Attack On Beirut

BRIEFS Airport Ends In

Greensboro, N.C., July 2

Flose Grower A. Moor Br. agreed to pay his two grand- children # pently for each Japanese beelle they caught and killed,

Complete Rout

Tripoli, July 2.

The children already have Tough, Communist - dominated rebels in

exterminated 2,700 or $27 worih.-U.P.I.

Jackson, Miss., July 2 James L. Spencer's first del after being sworn in yesterday as municipal judge was to pay a 31 fine for overparking. --- UPL

London, July 2.

Spiritualist Maurice Barbancii lectured at a Ilierary lunch here yesterday: The ittle of his lecture was "Dead Men Do Tell Tales,”—U.P.I.

London, July 2,

A father told a juvenile court yos.erday that his son, who had away from home 200 times, suddenly seemnd to be overcommu with "a strenge urge to be some- where else."—U.PL.

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Lyons, Col. July 2.

A full-scale search for three- year-old Bena Fiddler was called off yesterday which she was found behind a dresser at home. She said she hit because she didn't want her hair combed,......... U.P.I.

Paterson, NJ, July 2. Mrn Blanche Addison" com- plained to police yesterday that while Chas atei her husband were shopping 60mmbone stole 5800 ploned inside her brassiere. --U.I'.I.

London, July 2. Dorothy Smith, 25, is MIN willing to admit that her 16- month-old daughter Patricia Ann is a bonny baby, but that does not give admirers the right to fondle the child.

So the

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Tripoli's El Mina dock area asked the Army for a ceasefire today after five days of heavy fighting and agreed to Army demands to lay down their

arms.

Sixth Fleet

Units Leave

Lebanese

Waters

Heavy

London, July 2.

It was the first time the rebtig have actively sued for a truce, since the Lebanon insurrection

in this began

purt elly eight weeks ago.

rebel chief Zukhir Mixo Kadora asked for the ecose- fire from Tripoll Army mander Cot, Anwar Kuram after almost a

weck of sporadic

com-

clashes in which Karan's men did not hesitate to shell bulld- ings from which they were being Ehot nt.

Truce Conditions

Under Karam's truce condi- units of the U.S.tions tho rebels agreed to put Sixth Fleet have withieir arms under cover and not to curry them anywhere in the drawn from Lebanese

Mina area. waters, a Naval spokes- mun here said tonight.

But the Army did not order the Mina rebels to surrender their weapons and the truce appiled only to the Mina area -tip of land Jutting into the Mediterranean. Elsewhere in Tripoli sharp

automatic and

Vessels involved, which have operated in rowerful task forces in the eastern Mediter- ranean for more than a month, included the aircraft entierrifie Saratoga and Essex, the guided Canberra and missile cruiser the heavy cruiser Des Moines.

LIBERTY FERIODS These ships and their escorts western began arriving Mediterranean ports for liberty periods inte yesterday, it waG - said.

Amphibious vessels attachéj notice to the Sixth Fleet with enbark.

touch this baby, Thank you." V.P.I.

They

the baby carriazo naying: marinca remained in the "Admirers are akril not tocastern Mediterranean.

have been in the area ready to move in and protect U.S. diti- since trouble zchs in Lebanon blew up there in May.

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Glasgow, July 2 Somebody seemed to be want-

weapon

MALIK IS HOPEFUL

Washington, July 2 Lebanese Foreign Minis

to

ter, Charles Malik, in- dicaled today that it would

be perhaps

possible reach A settlement of the

orisis Lebanese

without foreign

military interven.

tion,

In

the

half-hour The spokesman in London

Comment on

ing to get through on the phone | declined to

from Mr Walter Montgomery's ship movement except to honte in Glasgow yesterdny-but that it was "routine."-U.P.I. the switchboard operator could

bear only "odd noises."

So police cailed Mr Montgo- inery from his fruiterer's shop, with two and along he went

detectives, expecting burglars. Cautiously he opened his door.. but nothing lay in wait but his playtal seven-month-old Labra- dor puppy Cherie.

She has been told not to go bashing about near that phone again.

Copenhagen, July 2.

Escapes With False Leg

ل المعاد

London, July 2.

A me-legged prisoner from Wandsworth Gaol escaped 10- out a new tay while trying articul legal Tonday!

14 hospital.

Doctors did not believe the The Open Air Couch com- prisoner-Clyn Peters, a Welsh- sel for man aged 31-would KUTZ plained today that the dunes of a single Danish beach beenure it, was the first time he

th

Timi.-- hid 400 pounds of broken glass, had worn

China Mail Special. nails and empty tins.-U.P.I.

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A British Crossword Puzzle

!10

ACROSS

1 Condescends (6).

12

14

Roze, perhaps into the air) (5)

7 Harbour bar beverage? (4, 4).

8 Selected many with stockings

(5).

0 When

(3, 3).

fed i you have it

11 Cinemas and

possibly (7).

playhouses

13 Seaport for grasal (7).

16 Kind of resin (6).

18 Discharges (5).

19 Fowl accommodation

(8).

20. Makes fatigued (5),

21 Sung for by T. Tucker (6).

4

DOWN

JH, Q, (5).

16

2 Arose'ulready dressed? (3,2). Cut the favourite, but only a fille (7).

4 Shoo part (6).

Republican opponent (8)..._____

6 Equestrians (0),

10 Merchan: former rallway-

mant (0).

12 Timely

motes (7).

witticisms

about

13 End product of a couse7 (6).

14 Tearn about (0).

16 Vessel which turns up in

pools (5).

17 What the jumper aims to do

le obvious (5),

WEDNESDAY'S CROSSWORD—Acrom: I Chum, 4 Miracle,

after a a statement

the talk with Secretary of States, Joha Foster Dulles, at the State Department. Malik sald there were many messurén which could be explored and tried withest using the "Haut resort" which Duifer referred to but ble pres conference yesterday.

Malik said it was a mia. take to focus world atten- tian on this aspect of the question. He said he was then ever more convinced that the United States had moftd policy toward the Lebanese criala, and that he

certain was

the United States would prevent any aftack on the independence. integrity sovereignty and of his Country.-France- Presse.

clashes, occasionally punctuated by artillery fire continued ait Hay long.

Buildings in the Mina aren began waving white sheet:: fron rouls and windows early in the moming.

Losing Zest

There were signs in the rest of Tripoli that the rebels still

balding out in the old city may

be losing zest for the fight after

a week of fairly heavy tighting.

Meanwhile, the

Jaunched

RAINDROPS IN THE QUEEN'S EYE?

Raindrops in Queen Elizabeth's eye? She is sheltered from most of the rain as members of Britain's Territorial Army (a "part-time" army made up of civilian volunteers), marched past in Hyde Park, London, as part of the Beside the Queen, Prince Philip Territorials Jubileo celebrations' recently.

salutes. Express.

Powerful Pro-Nasser Party

Formed In Somaliland

Mogadishu, Italian Somaliland, July 2

A new and powerful pro-Nasser party emerged this week as a leading force in this strategic East African terri- tory, slated for independence in two years.

ALL-NIGHT

MUSIC IN

BRUSSELS

arc

Brussels, July 2 Bars and cafes in Brussels authorised to keep open all night and play music until dawn under an order published here today.

But the music from orchestras, zodios and jukeboxes musi the "not

annoy neighbours,"

un order warned. gaying an

noise would warranted punished under the law.

The new party, known

Great Somnila

into life at

(ክኔር Leagic, critical time by relations between Hallan trus-

tec ministrators and the na-

tive leaders Bley

have been

her formET

training for relf-government.

Italy is runing

colony

1900.

DC Somalia under trusteeship reemen! U, N. which expires 121

The fat, banana-growing country cu the Indian Ocean, inhabited by 1,205,000 dark-skinned Tribe.- men, is due for full Indepen- denice on that date.

Controversies

Current controversies between

The Italian administrators and a Assembly Somali Consultative centred on an election law for the first free vale in Somali- Consulta- land's history, The tive Assembly, which Was be scheduled to wind up its work down the on Monday, turned

clectoral government's law and asked for extension of its own ferm for another 19 months

draft

The law would govern vice-

ASSASINATION

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'Professionally Written Scenatio'

Goldfine Alleges Being Used As Club To Beat Adams

By TOM NELSON

Washington, July 2. Industrialist Bernard Goldfine swore today that

he neither sought nor got special favours from his friend Sherman Adams.

He charged that politics prompted a House Sub- committee's airing of charges to the contrary against him and the presidential assistant.

Rep. John E. Moss (Democrat Bennett (Hepublican, Michigan) Cellfornia) imme:iately de-joined subcommittee Democrats the nounced Goldfine's long state- in a sharp reprimand to ment-prepared and released wilness. to the pres: in awar,ce—S reading like a "professionally said Baily. written iario."

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absolutely false."

Highlights

"That is ridiculous," Beunelt

Adams, the chief assistant, to Moss sald Goline's charge of the President, has conceded that

and polllies

*vicious

he accepted favours from Gold- ard fine including tree room boord at hotels and a vleuna cout. He said Goldfint also 10 him an oriental rug.

Goldfine concurred in this and complained that more ought to be said about the gifs the Adams gave to the Goldanes.--- U.F.L

67-year-old

New

As the England textile manufacturer, who rose from immigra millionaire and close friend of the mighty, concluded nimest Three hours of testinory there were thong highlights:

Bayonet Murderer Gets Life Sentence

Goldine dismissed as iles, conceived by a sick many sensational charges of John Fux, Boston financler and one- ime Goldfine friend, that Gold- Ane had clubmtd Adams was

Verden, July 2, takleg care of his troubles with

Private Thomas Joseph Smith, the Federal Government,

10, from Bootle, Liverpool, was He conceded he kave

life imprisonment sentenced to presents to Alams. But by a court martial here today the balance, he said, the for the bayonet murder of a 20- presidential assistant and Mrs year-did comrade in a barrack Adams gave Goldflue and his room light.

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wife presents worth more than

Smith, of the First Battalion those he and Mrs Goldāne gave the King's Regiment (Liver-

them.

ATTEMPT ON International that Geldine de Regiment at Bennelager training

REBEL LEADER

REPORTED

Djakarta, July 2. Antara News Agency said today a .rehel leader, Licut - Colonel Dachlan believed Djambek, was

be lying wounded

nool), had pleaded not guilty to Geldiko's Roger Robb,

murdering Private David John comrel, tald Unlied Press Creed of the. Gloucestershire

filtety deducted cost of his camp near here last April 13. favours (o Adams as business

The charge against Smith, expente on his income tax 19 brought under the Homicide The Intel Revenue Act of 1957, was one of non- turtis. Services says run gifla mayenpital murder. China Mall not be deducted

Special. President

Eisenhower

1oki IL news conference he stands on an earlier ante- ment that although Adams was imprudent in his relations with Goldhe, he still trusts him 13

needs him.

Uproar

To Continue Publication

London, July 2

review The independent Time and Tide, which was due

Was

The portly Goldfine told the to cease publication on March after an attempt on his subeomralttee that it obviously 22, will continue to publish

谂 Peekly. was not interested in him, but life by his own men.

merely in using him as a club teday,

The review Djambek

announcei

was founded in was first "Minister to beat Adams,

Iis charge touched off an 1620, Its circulation is about of the Interior", then "Minister uproar in which Rep. John B. 30,000-Chinn Mall Special. of Information in the West Sumatran rebel cabinel.

Padang Reward For Head Of “Spring"

herio most bars and cafes closed soon after midnight, with un extension on Saturdays.

Cafe owners in the centre of tion of a Constituent Assembly Antara sold a former rebel

fold itv to draft the constitution of the officer · had Brussels complained that the

The "Merry Belgium" village at the new state.

election had } correspondent he was one of with beer been tentatively scheduled late group of men who find thrown World Fair, filled isowes and right clubs and this year, but prediculous now hand grenades at Djabek in a west Sumatran village on were that it may be moved back

meet the assembly's extension

January or March, 1959, to June 22, demand balfway.

open till 4 a.m, each night, was taking away customer from the city centre-China Mail Special,

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THE SHAH League expected to oppe

HIT

IS A AT LUNCH

Washington, July 2.

The new Great Somaliu

much move as unlawful and an at empt to deny that country's Independence.

Long Supported

man

The

GRENADES

Antara said according to this renades had been lobbed into a house in which Djambek was skying.

The rebel chiet had been wounded in the hio al thigh. and four of his aides had also been hit.

The

by group was set up powerful veteran politician Haj

recently Two roldiers and eight vll- Mohammed Hussen,

had been illed' on tasted from the pro-Wertern ingers

the once was

has tunk

of

president, suspected complicity in the plot. supported

Antara quoted its informant

effensive The Shok of Iran smilingly Small Youth League of which Diambek's orders, because

warned today that these by Druse rebels, under Kamaj Juniblatt against

price of Persian rugs in hersen going to increase because mal de ser sidens saying Djathbek was travel- of more stringent child Gamal Abdel Nasser and hat a

considerable popular following.

Pro-Nasser labour law in his country.

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the mountainous area south- cast of Beirut entled in complete rout tonight. The rebels, including many Syrians from the Druse hills who hifitrated into Lebanon in cent weeks, withdrew in small groups to the high Chauf urea, Abandoned

have

ling with 100 men.

elements

The Agency wall, the would-02 assassing had attempted Djum. He noted that children under been increasingly active in re-

age, an additional cent months in strategie Somali-bek's life because their familles 12 years of source e labour for the hand-land, which borders on the were being subjected to exfor

British crown colimy of Kenya tion.-Reuter mude rug Industry, longer be put to work.

can nb

The Shah drew a rour laughter from

added:

and on Independent Ethiopia,

They have been supported by

Lebanos Government troops

of Somali 1зanguage broadcasts from and pro-government volunteers

the National Radio Calro which some Italian were cleaning up the villages Press Club when he smiled and newspapers assalled as "undue abandoned by the rebels be

suppose those who interference."-UP.I tween Alay, Chenjut, Souk El love these rugs will pay a few Ghurb and Bayssour.

additional dollars."

The deep valley of Ouadi

Nationality

Americans Backgarded us Indonesian

Djukarta, June 3. The people of Dutch-ruled West New Guinea will be re- citizens under the terms of a new bl El Dabaa now separates tho The audience of newspaper-

passed by the Indonesian Parila. Government forces from the men was amused by a story lord

Havana, July, 2.

ment hele on June 1, according Insurgents. The threat to by the Shah to prove that there

Americans and one Two

to political obærvers. Beirut presented by the rapidis tree speech in Iran.

Canadian kidnapped by Cuban rebel advance on Khalde in-

returned to The bill, however, makes no fernational airport has com- "In our country the tonsils rebels have bren

are removed the right way the United States naval base at direct menton of the disputed while Indo- Guantanamo, Cuba, it was to-Pacific territory poried here today, Reuter, nesia claims-Router.

pletely disappeared.

The last engagement, which from the mouth. You can open continued for 10 hours, ended ," he said.-U.P.J. with 53 rebets, including three Syrians, in the hands of Gov crtinent troops. A largu amount of military equipment and was also seized.---UP.I. France-Presse,

Three

Drowned

Warsaw, July 2

been have people

in the Podhale area n Aped. 9 Oral, 10 Licence, 11 Auto 12 Tend, 14 Stature, 17 dawned

mountaino Stays, 10 Prime, 22 Ralment, 26 Eton, 27 Soll, 26 Hum-drum, bordering the Tatra

Down: 2 Hornet, 3uf South Poland, where heavy 20 Inch, 30 Necs, 31 Lessees, 32 vs.

word coured tho Ma-lad-y, 4 Melts, 5 Idiots, 8 Avert, 7 Laser, 12 Tsar, 13 Nazi, rains have

yearChina Mali Specia).

16 Unit, 16 Eden, 18 Ensure, 20 folish, 21 Moscow, 22 Amuse,ammer flooding for at least 24 24 Midar 26, Tonce,

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SISTER SHIP OF PAMIR TO SAIL AGAIN

into The Pasal, toe, Hamburg, July 2. The 3,181-Jon barque Passat trouble last year when it

radioed, fur mister ship of the l-fated

help after its cargo shifted at sea.

Pamir, whii tail again, it was announced bone today.

The four-masled windjammer-The- veel later mahssed 16 was wadiwn from servido right facit and to reach home

safely. abortly after the Pamir Butik during an Allandio hurricane

we Beptember with the Loda | Kta of 80 lives,

owner, the Famir-Fansst Foundation, óköpffslög West

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German skipówners, told PICES conference the ship would be sent back to sex th order to give yoàng seu cañois experience it nex.

They said the 46-year-old vemel would be re-equipped "With the regard for periences." Special

fatost

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Scan at the newly restored;

bridge over the Arno River, Florence, la Me, Richard Hol- xkneohrbagent of the Amark. can firm of Parkór,

generally

"Spring" which attributed to Michefangsta. The new bridge, sojome the River Arno was recently. Indüquiated and the famous statuds were replaced.

He promises the payment of the The only damaged statue was

mum of $3,000 td áñyond who

subcoods thedisadvering the mlesing" head of the statue of

Net of "The Spring"el which -- the fold, was missing-Ray- atene.