1958-10-23 — Page 3

Truman Attacks American Foreign Policy

Wilmington, Oct. 22. Former President Harry Truman, today charged that the American foreign policy, which had been supported by both parties when he was President, "was upset in 1952 by President Eisen- hower himself when he said he would go to Korea and settle the war there"..

HARRY TRUMAN

Electioneering Again

Communists To Fight

Paris, Oct. 22.

The French Communist Party announced today it would con lest every constituency In general elections next month.

A communique issued by the Central Committee of the Party after a meeting today that Communist candidates would sland in every Con- stituency in the hrt poll on November 23.

Said

where necessary-

!

In constituencies seeund poll was where no candidates took more than 50 per

cent of the total cast Communists would votes

and negotiate with "Socialists Republicans who derend democratic policy against reac- tlon."Reuter.

Truman made the statement

in an election speech in Wil- milaktan.

"He went to

rendered to

Truman said.

The former

Koren and str-

the Comunists,"

President sald that under the Eisenhower ad- ministration, "The United States last mort ut its friends by double-crassing them at every turn of the road."

ike To Blame

Referring 16 the present situation in the Far East, Tru- man commented; "I hope thut

else will protect

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sumeure until we get ready as WAS case in 1917 and 1941. If it had not been for our ullies when these war broke out, we would have been licked and no doubt be totalitarian state today under Kulser or a jitter,"

Pre-

In a press conference before his speech, the former sidani said that Eisenhower and Secretary of State, John Foster Dulles had "brought about” the crisis in the Straits of Formosa,

Presidezil Eisenhower's Press Secretary, James Hagerty sald that If Truman had made such a statement, "I am sure he ly going to have a hard time sell- ing that port of politicni rewriting of history the American people."

"I am equally confident," the press secretary continued, "that the American people know who slopped the impossible war in Korea which, until President Elsenhower took offee, was be- Ing fought on a caht-in-tt basis | with a mounting toll of American

lives."-France-Presse,

PRE-FABRICATED MOON HOUSE

An

New York, Oct. 22. American firm today pre- aented to the public a scale) model of a pre-fabricated ob servatory which it le eventual- ly hoped to shoot off the Earth in section for erection on the

Moon.

The observatory itself, a semi.

cylindrical building in

12

cor-

rugated aluminium or other tight alloy scaled off at each ond with plastlo domes, in de signed to hould chemical, physical and biological labora. tories and living accomodation for the first American clan- tists who land on the Moon. France-Press.

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THE CHINA MAIL. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1958.

HUNGARIAN ASSEMBLY MEETS

Dr Ferenc Münnich, Hungarian Prime Minister, addressing the Hungarian National Assembly before it dissolved for general elections which are to be

held on November 16-Central Press Photo,

GRIVAS'S NIECE ALLEGES GIVEN THIRD

"THIRD

DEGREE"

Nicosia, Oct. 22.

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Lady Furness Tells How She Lost Affections Of Duke Of Windsor

New York, Oct. 22. American-born. Thelma Lady Furness said today she lost the affections of the then Prince of Wales to Wallis Warfield Simpson in 1934 after befriending Mrs Simpson, introducing her to the Prince and taking her into her closest confidence.

She said, in, an autobiography after hin exceedingly written bintly with her twin Lady Fumess wrote. Bister, Mrs Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt, that she was on a trip to the United States when the romance between the present Duke and Duchess of Windsor blossomed, leaving her out in the cold,

"You look after him for me while I'm away." Lady Furness said she told Baltimoro-born Birs Simpson, her best friend England at the time. "Sce that he does not get into any mischief."

Literally

She added: ..it was

later evident thai Wailis took my advice all too literally."

A

10 well," I attempted

amphanie point." She said she wa Blocked Lady Furriess sa'd she came when King Edward VIII to regnd Mrs Simpson as one abdlented "for the womani Iof her best friends in England. love" in 1933 and married Mrs When Mra Simpson Was Simpson the following year. presented at court in 1932, she "I Беста to me Vint he said she helped her dress for should have known that thethe occasion and lent her the and train and feathers she had worn British Empire could not would not accept as their King for her own presentation. a man who deliberately fouted

Introduction of the the most deeply rooted traditions Prince and Mrs Simpson was drawing of Church atid state," she wrote: { made in the Furness

room, according to this Noedlo Work

account. During the period of her "AL that mament Wallls friendship with the Prince of Simpson was as nervous.and as Wales, Lady Furness wrote, she Impressed as any woman would never once dreamed of becom}~ have been on first meeting the

his wife. She describes their Prince of Wales." relationship in intimate detall, telling of their weekends at Fort

The

Knickers

Lady Furness, whose marriage to the British shipping tycoon Belvedere, during which they She told how she provided had foundered before die be- both did needle work while her The Prince of Wales with came friendly with the Prince father read to them.

material for a pair of baggy of Wales, said it took her two Lady Furness sald It was she || knickers, weeks after she returned

to who taught the Prince to do She said that when she made

The attractive, 24-year-old niece of Greek Cypriot extremist organisa-London to discover Mrs Simpson tion leader Col. George Grivas has claimed she collapsed three times had replaced her in the future during a recent interrogation by British detectives.

'New Look'

For The

British

Tommy

The girl, dark-haired Miss Vasso Loiza, former camp de- was cleared of a tuinte who charge of being an arma courier, was arrested recently at a rond- block with her broiler, Andreas. Andreas was shot in the foot i When he ran away,

STRIKE INQUIRY OPENS

The girl old no

one used physical violence on her during her detention at Omorphita in terrogation

Bilt centre

stle: charged she was "grilled" inter- intently from 10 am. until dusk in osmol! windowless room with bright lights on her face. She said she was refused food or waler during the "grilling."

The girl was, quoted by the local Greek press today as soy-] London, Oct. 22.

ling that, at one point, "eold: Britain's Wor Minister, water was thrown in my face!

Christopher Soames, tin and I could hear the screams of velled six new uniformsmen being interrogated."

But she praised the conduct of the stoppage which hinged on with gleaming brass but.

several British police officers a pay claim and an overtime ions today and said

whom she said were considerate dispute. was time to put the Brland courteous.—UPI.

It cast BOAC nearly one million sterling. A settlement tish Tommy in something

was reached yesterday. more fashionable than

The union officialt accused his battle dress.

90AC of "time wasting tactics during pay talks-Reuler.

it

The proposed new uniforms include four eut on officer lines Afth for highland regiments to wear with the klit and the sixth on improved form of battle cires.

ON TRIAL

The new Dutfits will be on trial for three months, beginning on December 1. If one of the new Wilforms prove popular enough It would be put into production and probably be ready for Iscue by 1000, Soumes said,

Scomes suid the British dress soldiers current battle

for day-to-day Was Hol snart wear. He also suggested doing the standard kl away with bag.

"When you have the kind of uniform we are proposing you have got to have something better to put it in than sausage-shaped kit-bag," Sald...U.P.I.

1

Remote

Controlled

Bomarcs'

Success

was

the frncy needlework, for which a trip to New York the vialled he is famous, and she still has the S. Kicin Bargain Depart- King's affections.

several samples of his artistry, ment Store, where she Writing in "Double Ex-

She said they exchanged given

black and white posure," to be published by the ttle Teddy bents when they chockerod wool suit David McKay Company tu-

communicated were apart and

"The sull was a little loud," morrow, Lady Furness, aunt to in an intimate heiress Gloria Vanderbilt, said sometimes

secret code it the said, "You could see it for

hours

to miles, she became distressed because decipher.

When she returned to Lon- the Prince appeared to have

Lady Furness disputed both dom, she showed the aut' to the cooled toward her.

the Duke and the Duchess in then Prince of Wales, Ile asked was their

they

She first feared he Jealous because

took

accounts of how

of attentions met. They each, have presented to keep it and she agreed. Then she had been receiving from their versions in their autoblo- she asked what he planned to the young and dashing Prince Aly Khan,

Wrong Friend

trophies.

To these accounts, Furness adéed her own.

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to

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da with it,

Lady

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am golug to have come plus fours nude out of it, he said. And he did."

Queen Mother

London, Oct. 22. Government Court of Inquiry oponed here today

Big Hands Into the British Oversons

to Lon- "When I got back

The claim to the Airways strike of 4,600 con. I telephoned Wallis Lady

In her appraisal of Britain's dubious honour of introducing Queen Mother Elizabeth, she said, "I needed engineers as the Corpora-Furness

each other le told her I the friend's advice. 1

aid she knew the then Duchess tion's airliners flew again would like to see her that

mino.

of York through the then Printe from London Airport for afternoon was worried--per- Sho said she tound Mrs of Wales.

Simpson was "fun, and i did the first time in 10 days. haps she would help me. In re

They, spent many happy hourd During the Court's opening trospect, it is quite eviden ke her."

together, she said, she and the "At that time

not she did and union that I chose the wrong friend."

Prinec session employers

and the

and Dukd other for leuders blamed cach

a weekend at have the chic she Later, during

has since Duchess, Fort Belvedere, the Prince's cultivated," Lady Furness

"I remember thinking at the favourite residence, Lady Fur-wrote. "She was not beauti- time that if I ever had to livo the ful; in fact, she was not even in a bungalow in a small town, ness said she noticed that Price and Mrs Simpson veemned pretty. But she had a distinct this is the woman I would most

of like to to have little private joke" and charm and a sharp sense

have as a next-door once Wallis playfully slapped humeur ... Ber hande were neighbour to gossip' with while his hand when he picked up a large; they did not move hanging out the wash in our plece of lettuce with his fingers, gracefully, and I thougt the backyards," Lady Furness wrote,

"I knew then she had looked used them too much when she |-U.P.I.

FURORE IN UK OVER MACLEOD'S ACTION

A

cense

اد

Wern

***

London, Oct. 22. Trade union leaders reacted where Mr Macleod made his Trade Union protests at Mr FURORE was

announcement, to his National Marieod's decision caused in swiftly, protesting they had not

consulted trade union circles tonight been

and warning¦ Joint Advisory' Council.

pressed tonight in a statement aller Mr Ian Macleod, Minister against "serious consequences" The abandonment of comiscued by the General Council

announced of Labour,

that which the Minister's decision pulsory arbitration in the of the T.U.C. representing eight compulsory arbitration for in= | might have.

form of a Covernment decisionmillion workers. dustrial disputes is to end.

One Trades Union Congress to rescind the Industrial dis- Washington, Oct. 22.

Mr Macleod sald this meant chief said: "This is the worst pules ofder-afecte milions The Air Force announced thot the industrial disputes days work for a long time. It Britain's workers.

today that a pair of its tribunal would

opera could mean a strike a day for a Bomarc interceptor mis tans although present systems year."

Drbitration were siles have simultaneously of voluntary

to be preserved intact. "shot down" two MEL- manned B-17 flying fortress bombers in a .successful test controlled

from

some 1,500 miles away.

The test was the first sucee:5- he ful mulitple launching of the 250-mile-range ground-to-air missile.

TEN-YEAR

SENTENCE FOR

DEATH MARCH

up

The two Bonares correl from We Atlantle test range at Cape Canaveral, Florida, yes terday on a push button signal from the SAGE (semi-automa- tic ground environment) center at Kingston, New York, they

controlled were entirely night by the Kingston station, the Air Force said.

INTERCEPTED

in

Flying at supersonic speeds, Munich, Oct. 22. the missiles successfully inter- B-17 "drone" two

The B-17 1ls tho now

The Munich Assize Court cepted

today sentenced forme obsolete World War II four-

targets. 5.S.. officer, Wilhelm

engine flying fortress, Reichenbeck, 56, to ton For purposes of the test, the years' hard labour for his | Air Force said, the Bomares part in the death-march did not actually hit the planes scored deliberate "near of 4,000 prisoners from but the Auschitz-Birkenau misca," dodging ewny at

luat minute.-UP.I.

concentration comp to that at Mauthausen in January, 1945.

Reichenbeck, whose trina opened two days ago, was charged with taking þärt in the

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WEDNESDAY'S CROSSWORD: 1 Breach, Ample, Fels, Br-end-n, 11 Scene, il Sierra, 14 Mesh, 10 Felat, 18 Tonst, 19. Prod 20 Abused, 24, Minim, 25 Notary, 28 Ergo, 27 Rarer, 20 Enjoys Hayn: 1 Bob's, 2 Evos, 3 Cede, Hearth, & Assayer, 6 Plebald, 1 Elevate, 10 Nibes, 13 Standier, 14 Marter, 16 Steamer. 17 Co-me-t, 10 Plunge, 21 Soot, 28 Dado, 23 Ayes.

More Africans

Arrested

the

Johannesburg, Oct. 22. soner during the 18-mile march, which lasted likeo days.

250 African A crowd of The public prosecutor had wonen were arrested today called for hard labour for life. outsida Magistrate's court Ile sald that Relchenbeck was here where 600 others, arrested sulily of "acts of cruelty show yesterday, were expected to ing a radiste pleasure in kill-| soppar.

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of

ing", which could not be justified The 500 arrested yesterday. by circumstances or by ordern were stopped during a march whose acceptance was a crime, from, the African township of

The judgos ruled that because | Sephiatown,

Nalive to. tag orders given by the | Affairs, -! Department uffices Mauthausen, Camp Camman- staged in protest against having dant, Richard Baeck, Relchen- to cry kontify books. beck could not be condemned for The 250 arrested today were durder, but only for participa- demonstrating bulside the court. tön. france-Press.

Neutor,

A Ministry spokesmon sald today that there were no Gov- Those in nationalised indus-jemment plans at the moment tries are not affected because for any machinery to replace He made this remark after they have built In systems of compulsory arbitration Reu-

ter. leaving the Ministry of Labour,' arbitration.

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