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Comment CHURCHILL: I'LL STAND AGAIN
Of The Day
RED THREAT
IN IRAQ
THE most notable absentee
THE
from the current con- ference in Cairu to co-ordinate Arab of policy is Iray which gives rise to
the thought that General Kassem has decided not to Bvize the Iraq Petroleum Company,
This may
mean that Lord
Monckton has succeeded in:
his mission and his arrived
AL
compromise
with Kassem and thus staved off the threat to the oilfields and the nist resources yet untapped. Seizure of the Belts would
cost Каммет over million a year and the economic independence, of his country would be threatened.
£XO
The Russians
and the Egyptiana are after the ollfields but for different
Constituents Cheer
His Decision
'ROBUST AS EVER'
Woodford, April 20.
Sir Winston Churchill announced his intention tonight to stand for re-election as Conservative Member of Parliament for Woodford, Essex, in the next general election.
In
a speech to his constituents, Sir Winston put an end to all conjecture that his age - he is 84 - might prevent him from sitting in the next
parliament.
-Then He Hits
Out At Khrushchev
Woodford, April 20.
reasons und remains to be Sir Winston Churchill tonight warned the
reen whether Kasseri can exist between the two extreme camps,
Possible Deal
TT is probable that if Lord
A tremendous burst of ap- plause greeted Sir Winston ChurchBI's pnnouncement.
Going to the front of La platform. Sir Winston told
liis conilluenta: "I am most grateful to you for your kind- дея and I shall do my utmost to serve you as long as my breath holds out,"
Tears led his eyes and his voice broke.
The End
J
He had kept the announce- ment unili the very end of his 25-minute specch
More than 400 people packed
Soviets that "we cannot contemplate the hall in which he spoke.
a further increase in the number of Sir Winston read his speech and only rarely was there any countries and peoples they so tyranni-sign of fallering. cally control."
The Western allies, he added, could not abandon West Ger- I in on the basis of an
many or the people of Berlin. increase fur the
Sir Winston Fragi
also expressed Government which at preopes of sping a reunited Ger- sent has a 50-50 share of many and derribed the German problem as "comparatively al- profits with thele."
new
the company. In the long run
agreement on these lines would be mutually advans tugeous it will Kusseni re main in power for long? He has already survived at lenst two major uprisings" Aince he Ame
CAME
power there
every indication of further troi-
ahead.
tu is
Should Kassem fall, either Nasser or the Russians will
We Are One
ul
the bosit
Str Wanston sid Western Blance, ** issues we are one."
"But I should Uke lo KCO ho Westera allies show
norc
sympathy fur rach others problenus Clearly, to
achieve our
purpose in talks with the Sovicia must be united and strong." he said.
our W0
*We
believe that the mild and ameliorating influence begins at Just to
be in control. Much of prosperity
to the annoyance of the uplift the Communist world, so
grip.
ense with their
new
Nasserites and the West they will be more inclined to Kassem has been rigidly live at drawn into the Communist world; this in our hope. camp. And the recent re "We must not be rigid la our volts have strengthened the expression of it; we must make Communist
fur allowances
justifiable It has been said that the Bussum fears, must be
Russians do not want a patient and Arin.
"Russian fears of a resurgent satellite beyond their own
reasonable, even borders. This is nonsensical. Germans aris
not justifler We The postwar years huve if they are witnessed Communist con must account of then."
epiracies in many parts of the world, all with the aim of getting up Soviet-type regimes.
we
SIR WINSTON
Herter May Do Less
Observers said his voice, though low and only occasionally raised, seemed "ks robust as ever, Occasionally
Je flourished his left hand to emphasise a point,
Bow Tie
The salesman was wearing a block jacket and striped trousers, with a spotted bow tie.
Sår Winston
Lady and Churchill left to the singing of "For they arc Jolly good fellows."
*
Sir Winstan first became
Parliament nearly Member of 00 years ago. He has repre- sented Wondford for 35 years.
He subsequently held most of the key sinisterial posts in Government-France-Presse Reuter.
&
Tomatoes Hurled
Travelling At Mao's Picture
of
Parade Big
Cancelled
RAIN THREATENED
A WASH-OUT
The Queen's Birthday parade was cancell- ed this morning after heavy morning showers had threatened to make it o wash-out.
But thousands of people gathered along the pro- cession route despite the rain and many re- fused to believe that the parade had been can- celled even though the announcement was made through loud hailers.
An Army statement released As the hour approached more later this morning said:
spectators gathered along "The acting Commander, Gascogne Road and Jordan British Forees and the Ser Road and the fist announcement vices Commanders very much of the postponement of the regret atty inconvenienen parade was given at 0.13 by
· caused to-lhe community by ¦loud haûlers.
the cancellation of the Queen's Birthday parade.
Many spectatora refused to belleve it and remained there) "At the time of the decision for a considerable time, How- the weather showed difle sign ever, others took the advice and of improving and, li was returned home when they, saw ↑
that the evident
conditions the tanics and guns dispersing. would have caused unnecer- But for those who continued BATY discomfort 10 theto linger, their reward came al speciators."
9.30 when a mechanised columa consisting of tanks and artillery numbled past the caluting dais. Taking the salute wos Brig. of the McCreary, Commander 48th Gurkha Brigade.
The Army spokesman an- nounced that the 21-gun salute
'FAIR PERIODS LATER TODAY
Thunderstorms during the night provided just over two and a half inches of rain. This brings the total since
0.1 Sunday afternoon, to inches..
But a spokesman at the Royal Observalary, said this morning thai ke expected sa Improvement in the weather, with short fair periods` late this afternoon.
from the Saluting Battery would still take place at noon.
It had been cloudy, with Intermittent rain during the morning buat this ટામ not dampin the spirits of the thousands of spectators, especially the children.
Rumbling Tanks Since early in the morning many spectators moved from the streets in the Hunghom orca.
Husband Acted 'Reasonably'
London, Apel! 20. A London Divores court Loday turned down Winifred Alay Murrell's cruelty charge against her husband, ruling he had acted like any reason - able man when he allegedly;
it her in the eye; Dragged her by the hair; Threatened to push her into a deap well;
Threw a brick at her and hit ber in the ankle;
Banged her head,
And chased her with a far- den fork.
Divorce Commissioner John Flowers ruled that husband Stanley Owen Murrell, 50, had bren provoked by his wife's "abominable" treatment. and grunted him an Interim divorce
decree.
Flowers did not tell the court
Washington, April 20.
Bombay, April 20. Newly appointed Secretary
Indian demonstrators today State. Christian A. Herter to throw tomatoes at pictures of day described himself as a the Chinese Communist leader, Patrong team worker,“ „Ile | Mao Tse-tung, on the wall of They stood the verandahs in his summation of private west Germany is our ally in
However, hecmphasized thật implied that he will do much. The Chinese, Consulate here and are at the roadsides so, we as testimony just what the wife's Nato. We cannot abandon her.
bominable treatment ~~Räd Tess travelling thee is present pigeons over the wall with on the pavements to see tho decessor. John Foster Dulles, a message protesting against (West) Bert recently showed
tanks gather at been. Herter made
But he said I had been the statements military interven Con" in Tibet, mbilig cuinght vote where her when he flew back to Washing
Chatham Road,
"ter- Over 100 people who sald sympathic lic. We cannot abanion from South Caating they were reinter
Between 0 and 8:30, the busen "horrible and heincus," "ZON THE BETTn people either," The new Secretary told re-Praja
along the parade route this grual" and bad sa Socialist Party
Murrell that de- Winston praised Prime porters at the military air ter-monstrated
stopped but several buses from thoroughly upset
in fears," Minister Barold Macmillan's e-minal that he will travel "if I closed Consulate for
he "was frequently in front of the Tsimshatsui to Gascoigne Road
an hour, maintained a service. The buses oven though he was "a strong NOTHER нggestion that con trips to
Moscow, Bonn, feel 11 necessary," but added, "I shouting: "Withdraw
Chinese along Nathan Road and Waterloo man who worked as a forester." Russia does not want thewa and Washington in hopes have great confidence in my as freeps from Tibet."-Reuter.
~~U.P.I. Rond were diverted. oil, having plentiful of paving the way for the forth solates in the department."
cuning Foreign Ministers con-
Equally Stupid
Il
us 211
Sir
supply of her own,, isference and a possible summit that chances were "good" that equally stupid. The conference.
C. Russians did not
want.
Egyptian cotton, yet they
bought the entire crop and
sold it at cut prices.
Under-
Herter said he thought
Dillon, Douglas The Cold War Secretary, would be appoint- ite continued: "1 see that/ed
sistant,
Its Herter's lop 39- He added, however, Mr Khrushchev in his recent that this was "an appointment of the uit speech at Leipzig referred to
the author of the cold for the President"
tfore remains theme as undeniable fact that the war. I certainly was respon- sible for pointing out to the
IL
Russians want atrung position in the Middle East Iraq would supply that need.
With
Turkey ontlunked and
n quivering Persia menaced on two sides the entire balance in the area would
be upact with the Russians
the
dominating
Price (World in 1956, at Fulton, Missouri in Americs, the perils complacently ac-
inherent
in
U.P.I.
to make-
cepting the advance of Com- STOP PRESS
manist imperialism," he said.
It was at Fulton that Chur- chil delivered his famous speech in which he coined Iron Cur-
the phrase "the Lain".
Winition.
"But apart from this my Time is running out and it
conscience is clear. 11 WIE may be already too late. Anot Britain who in 1939 so with compounded. the Synically
Hitler, and later so greedily de- voured the half of helpless and hopeless Poland, while the Nurs took what was left.
decisive step like American and British moves. In the Lebanon and Jordan may well be the answer. Certainly they Immediate effect. Jordan has
DE
had
"It is not Britain who has advanced her frontiers, absorb- appealed for ing many foreign people, Anglo-American assistanco "On the contrary, 1 suppose
a prosperous rallying point fought throughout
tho
who war
to build up the country as we are the only nation for truo Arab nationalism. against Germany, and who, tar Britain has already answer from receiving any reward have
od that call with a gift instily
Lenure on week of £2 million. This globe.
diminished In our the the surface of
is slender hope, but "But we are very willing to short of military action, forget old scores," he added, there is little elsa loft. _:: Reuter and U.P.I.
'Charges Against
Dame Margot'
.
Panama City. April 20. The District Attorney, Francisco Alvarado sald there were undisclosed claarzen against Dame Mar- not Fanteyn. Ho did not dotall them but indicated "they, arose out of her pre- netice at the alleged sur- facing of the arms cache ón i Thursday: (Soo story in Column (4).
Margot Fonteyn's Husband
Eludes Panama Searchers
Panama, April 20. Roberto Arias, suspected by the Government of planning an invasion to overthrow President Ernesto de La Guardia, appeared today to have made good his escape from air and sea pursuit by the Panamanian national guard.
Mru Arias, British ballerina | Francisco Alvarado had 'lasted Dame Margot Fonteyn, 39, came un order for Arinw's arrest in ashore before dawn at Balboa, connection with an alleged res canal zone, from the fishing volutionary movement. Imunch Nela..
to the Penama
entrance Сада The report came from a member of the, crew of the shrimp boa! Elain who went alraight tested that the Elaine, parti- Mr. Arios, to have Arias weg, believed
home from the Balboa dock, cipate in the arts refloating been aboard the launch with a supply of arms, but gover-sho was not mentioned in the last Thursday.
nient spokesman said Mro Arias arrest order against her hus To Colombia?
and the Captain were the only band.. persons aboard when the vessel came into port almost unnoticed, Just before daybreak.
Not Mentioned "The apokesman asid Arise's whereabouts were unknown. Ho, former Panamanian Ambursülor to Britain and a former Proaldent of Harmodio Arias. Interior Minister Max Heurte matte said District Attorney
DDE
Throughout the weekend, Crewman Abraham Escobar wold that' after the arms-laden national guard, land, air and
Alert sea, units were
against | vessel was reßoated, the ormid an invasion | were transferred to the Nola, the posibility of attempt.
Ho sald Arlor, 'a, group of Mir Heurtemaites said the "foreign looking" Individuals bad received and a woman he did not know Government
were on board at the time. {reports thai tho Nola was
involved. *- xxxxmily
Capt Jose Feliz Vanegon of ship the plainé sald he thought Arlas revolvers, might have escaped to Colom carrying
machine guns and grenades, ba, which borders on Panama 15 miles untulde the Pacific | In the south,--UPL
{rgising "of "su makan
THE QUEEN VISITS
A PUB
Stevenage, April 20.
The Queen today paid her
first official vixit to al English Institution nearly as old as the crown Dub.
The Queen even went
hind the bar,
be+
But she drank nothing.
The vil to Wilfred J. Atar- nion's "Med Piper", pub came during her tour of Stevenage. She also vial!- ed a butcher shop where she noticed a large plece of beef on display.
"Is it Aberdeen Angus?" asked the Queen, whose 15011 and heir Princo Charles, 10, has a form on which Aberdeen Angus bulls are raised. The angulated butcher ad- mited be didn't know.
And In Rome:
THE QUEEN
But it was the pub that ob- viously interested the Queen
of
She spend some time Just
sludring the array bolites behind the bar. The Queen apparently liked
what she saw. "The Queen said that the.
thought it was a good thing for people to get to- reiber here," said proud pub proprietor Mannion/-- U.P.I.
Queen Mother In Landing Scare
Rome, April 20. The Comet which brought
the Queen Molitor - Khd Princess Margaret to Rome today gave the Welcoming. Commillee start when I overshot a landing ap- proach in driving rain. But the plane came around again to make a perfect landing.
It was a wet welcome to a normally sunny Italy for the
Queen Mother and Margaret, who will spend six days in Rome, While here they wit have an audience with Pope John XXIII. Hundreds
of newimizu, photographers, officials and spectators walling 'In the pouring rain showed sonho concern when the Jet, after lowering its Baps and heading for the run- way, Instead shot over the airport and made a now approach. The pilot, Squadron Leader Peter Frio Pullan, sald after ho Landed; wouldn't want to do (bat again,"
"I
THE QUEEN MOTHER
'A British Embassy spokes. man said neither of the royal passengers suffered any discomfort because of the false landing approach and he donbled whether they, even knew anything was amiss,
tru
Princess Margaret will be honoured on Wednesday at
all-night
champagne on allended by 120 highly-elect guests-*-*-* U.P.I.
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