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Soviet Questions West On POSTERS WARN CHILDREN OF i DANGER FROM OLD AMMUNITION Plan For EMinm fir 4WrSl 1 I The Sydney Morning Herald, Aug. "8. 957 3 DULLES DENIES U.S. "HAPPY" OVER MID. EAST TROUBLE WASHINGTON, Aug.

7 (A.A.P.). The U.S. Secretary of State, Mr. John Foster Dulles, yesterday denied suggestions that the United States and American oil interests looked happily at any Middle East trouble which involved Britain. I Arms Check At a Press conference, trouble for British interests, and he added that there was can oil companies hoped to get a greater share of Mr.

Dulles attention was close co-operation in this par drawn to reports that it was LONDON, August 7 (A.A.P.-Reuter). Russia questioned the West yesterday about the proposals for aerial and ground inspection systems to prevent surprise attack. The Soviet delegate, Mr. Valerian Zorin, asked the questions at a meeting of the five-nation U.N. Disarmament Sub- Middle East oil production as a result of British difficulties in the area.

felt in Britain that the ticular area. Scene Of 100 United States and Ameri A correspondent linked the reports with British military Years Of Trouble activity in Uman. support of the pro-British Sultan of Mr. Dulles expressed the hope of the United States that Muscat and Oman against re bel forces of the Imam of Oman. the situation in Oman would not develop into anything of major proportions.

U.S. Loses Secret Test Bomb committee. Britain, France, the Mr. Dulles said he was not upon before the entry into He pointed out that tne aware of any British concern and that there was no basis lorce ot a partial disarma ment acrccmcnt or whether area in which British forces are now involved had been a scene of lecurrent trouble for United States, Canada, and Russia are represented at the talks, now in their fifth for such concern. it could be negotiated after many years, and there bad He said there was not the WASHINGTON, Aug.

7 conclusion of the agree' mcnl. slightest influence on the part Mr. Harold Stasscn (U.S.A.l (A.A.P.). The U.S. Navy has given up the search for of any American oil company: been incidents of the same kind with considerable frequency over the last 100 years.

said in reply that the Soviet in the direction suggested, test bomb jettisoned from As far as he was aware. proposal tor zones ot aerial inspection put forward on Mr. Dulles said that an ap disabled plane in the month. The U.S. Secretary of State, Mr.

John Foster Dulles, last Eridav offered Russia the choice of two zones of aerial and ground inspection all the United Stales, all Canada and all Russia, or an Arctic zone If Russia accepted one of these, the Western Powers offered a further zone in the only oil interests in the peal for U.S. intervention, sent by the rebellious Imam- of Oman area were those of a April 30 did not include al the Northern Hemisphere. Atlantic off Jacksonville, Florida, seven weeks ago. Oman, had been received at subsidiary of Ihe Iraq Petroleum Company, which re- the State Department. Expansion Of Navy spokesmen refused a combination of Without commenting on its British.

American and other Arens Later contents, he said merely that say ii inc wt-Hpim whs ar atomic bomb. it had reached mm only The Navy Office of In The Western Powers had shortly before the Press con oil interests. Mr. Dulles said there was no desire whatever to drive out the British or to make formation called the bomb Europe, to extend from the nest const of Ireland to the Urals, or to He more limited provided a significant part of Soviet territory was included. omitted from their proposals ference and he had not had test vehicle" and said there vast territories in Asia associ time to study it.

was no danger of it explori ated with Russia since these ng. might cause difficult political The test vehicle was Jetti pronicms. Omission Of SlvVTO Areas soned from an altack bomber eturning from a trainine The Western Powers anticipated that Ihe fnspcclion areas might lie expanded as progress uignt, when it became dis At yesterday's meeting Mr. abled on the night of June 19. Zorin asked: Thousands of posters A Navy spokesman said il warning children of the DEPOT FOREMAN SAVED A VILLAGE LONDON, Aug.

7 (A.A.P.). A yard foreman's bravery and presence of mind saved a Lincolnshire village from disaster during a thunderstorm yesterday. would be reasonable to assume the aerial inspection zones did not include areas such as North Africa, the dangers of handling aban was made in solving political problems. Replying to Mr. Zorin's second question, Mr.

Stassen said the West felt that the first-stage aerial inspection lhat the Navy tried lo retrieve Russia's Leaders doncd shells, bombs and "other explosives will go tne homt) or lest vehicle lo prevent any chance of a Russian submarine recovering it. Near Eat. Turkey and Pakistan, and others within the territory of the NATO and SEATO alliances where the United States was be oiii soon to N.S.W. schools. They will he dis system must directly involve ihe United Stales and Russia to protect other Slates In Berlin At the height of the i to stick to and it soon stifled lieved to have bases.

Why the offer of the Euro 1 FINE FOR MAN WHO PUNCHED THE QUEEN'S CRITIC From A Staff Correspondent And A.A.P. LONDON, Aug. 7. The controversy aroused by' Lord Altrincham's criticism of the Queen and her courtiers continues to command intense interest in Britain and on the Continent. M.

Jules Moch (France) the flames. BERLIN, August 7 played in classrooms as part of an Army drive to reduce accidents. Eastern Command ammunition expert Major C. Morton storm, ligntnmg strucK a petrol storage depot at (A.A.P.-Reutcr). A Soviet pean inspection zones was contingent on Soviet accep told Mr.

Zorin in reply to his third question that the West intended that Ihe inspection Communist Parly and Gov Gunness. setting alight the safety valve on a Italian Opera Subsidies To Continue ROME, Aug. 7 (A.A.P.-Reuter). A reprieve for is shown with part of crnmcnt delegation reached ssicm woiiiu rc installed when a partial disarmament collection of 83 pieces of tance ot one ot two zones for the Western Hcmi-v sphere. TVhelher the proposed inspection system must be agreed gallon tank into which a tanker was discharging.

'Officials highly praised Dodds' handling of the emergency, particularly his presence of mind in instructing the tanker's captain to maintain pump pressure to prevent Ihe flames from shooting back into the tank, "Fred Saved Berlin by air from Moscow today. The Soviet Premier, Mar ammunition received at agreement began. Fred Dodds, 49, yard fore Desire To shal Bulganin. farcwcllcd the Victoria Barracks in the last seven days. Two of the posters are shown on the wall behind the am delegation at Moscow airport, man, rushed across to the office to give the alarm and called the fire brigade.

Italy's opera houses and concert halls came last night Avoid Delay The delegates include the All London newspapers, the publication in the American newspapers." Soviet Communist Party chief, "We decided that what was needed in the situation was Thirty office girls ran from munition, which Major including "The Times," to Mr. Khrushchev, the Trade wun me announcement that Government subsidies will not be cut. Mr. Stasscn said the West did not intend to install the inspection system before a their desks and men drove a dozen road tankers down the main road to safety, Morton Identified as (1) German trench mortar After Ihe hearing, Burbridge said: "I have made the geslure, and I think there are Ihe traditional answer to insult to a lady that is, punch on the jaw. day gave lull reports on their main news pages of an Mr.

Mikoyan, and the Foreign Minister, Mr. Gromyko. partial disarmament agree bomb; (2) foreign anti millions who would like to I watched one entrance ment operated, but the West A Government Under-Secretary. Mr. Raffacle Rcsta, said that Ihe existing subsidy Reporting the fire, the News-Chronicle" savs that.

tank shell; (3) cartridge attack on Lord Allrincham by a member of the League to, Ihe studios, and Phil, whol have done Ihe same. Of his job, he said. "I travel did not want any delay in working out the technical because of the high wind and is a member of our commit level will be maintained until the passing of a new law of Empire Loyalists. around the country just trying lee. watched the other.

details. to stir up some interest in the A British source said after regulating the position of Ihe slippery lop of the tank, firemen could not get foam to stick on and stifle the flames. with rocket propelling charge; (4) three live blanks; (5) detonators; (6) 20mm armour-piercing shells; (7) high-explosive shell; (8) 21b anti-tank The League of Empire Loyalists is an extreme Richt- league work. The man who hit Lord Allrincham, Philip Kinghorn Burhridge. 64, was fined I the meeting that Mr.

Zorin's The Village" By controlling the pressure he reduced the flames from 10 feet in height to a foot so he could cover them with his raincoat. An official of the oil. firm said: "Fred Dodds saved the village and Kearby Bridge. "If the tank had blown up half the village would have gone with it, together with the bridge, which is the main road and rail link between Don-caster and Grimsby. "We will buy Fred a new raincoat the best he has ever had." The incident took place as wing organisation devoted to 250,000 AT KREMLIN RALLY MOSCOW, August 7 (A.A.P.-Reutcr).

Almost a quarter of a million people attended a torchlight rally in Moscow's Mauc-zliny Square last night to condemn war and nuclear Weapons. Police and special troops lftre not able to restrain some of the late-comers, who hurst questions were not final Soviet Lord Allrincham left a Lon Dodds realised that some the Emmrc cause. comment on the Western plan at Bow Street Police Court this morning on a charge of Earlier, on the commercial Western observers sec in the inclusion of Mr. Mikoyan a sign that economic matters will play a large part in this week's talks. All leading East German newspapers today published identically worded biographies of Mr.

Khrushchev and Mr. Mikoyan and gave many reports of workers and factories pledging themselves to extra production The chief Communist Party newspaper, "Ncucs Dcutsch-land." reported that East Berlin taxidrivcrs had vowed thing urgent would have to be done. State support for opera. The Italian opera houses, including La Scala of Milan, had declared that they would be forced to close down if the Government carried out its plan to slash annual subsidies from 4,200 million to 2,700 million lire (from 3m to don television sludio last night after defending his criticism of the Queen and her Court before millions of shell; (9) .50 calibre armour piercing shells; (10) .303 bullets; (11) pistol ammunition; (12) television network. Lord Allrincham said that he regretted any impression that He dashed un the ladder to otlensivc behaviour.

Comments By ne was hostile to the yuccn. the top of the tank and threw his old raincoat over the flaming valve. hand grenade; (13) two- Magistrate Film Couple's Baby Born Prematurely NEW YORK. Aucust Not Being inch high-explosive mor Beastly 1.9m). I his gave the foam a base Fining Burbridge.

who viewers. Television and newsreel cameras recorded the incident. Later il was shown on television news bulletins. The "Daily Herald" said thai viewers saw a man darl tar bomb. pleaded guilty, the Chief I.on About It" don Magistrate, Sir Laurence to fulfil their years plan by I very much regret that (A.A.P.).

A daughter was i rj Dunne, said: "Your action Jt did not say only made a most unsavoury December 10, through cordons and narrowly anyone should have thought I was hostile to the Queen or how. Dorn prematurely yesterday episode more squalid. In a forward to Lord Allrincham and throw a punch at his face. Incendiary Sought case like this, it is the wcioht nvoiaca tieing crushed in Hidden surges of the crowd. The mass demonstration to actress fctizaoeth laylor, wife of producer Mike ot public opinion that counts Lord Allrincham fell hack SOVIET OFFER BRITISH BLEND I.

odd. trying to attack her in a personal way or be beastly about it," he said. It was painful to have to make the attack, but ended with a two and a half and not making a gutter under the force of the blow. urawi or it. TO AID SYRIA hour stage ceremony centred The baby, weighing 41b Me seemed to be in some After Fire lloz, was delivered hv 1 suppose 95 ner cent, of pain," it said.

MOSCOW. Ann. 6 the population were disgusted As the man anned Lord i-aesarcan operation at the nave no cnoicc, much as you might dislike having to do it, (A.A.P.-Reutcr). The Soviet around a Japanese nag, with the atom bombing of Hiro-ihima 12 years ago the main luhjccl of speeches. Earlier, thousands of for Aitrincnam face here was Columbia-Prcshytcrinn Medical Centre, New York.

Detectives early toda shout: "That's what Prince and Syria signed a joint by what was written, but 99.9 per cent, recurring of these would not select you as their mil to criticise the boss, be were nunung rnr a man cause only the boss can get Philip can do." Miss Taylor, 24. and Todd.j 50, were married on February after a fire at a rubber champion. communique in Moscow tonight after a fortnight's talks between Soviet Government and Army representatives and 'Traditional Answer no or tne had servants. She hires them and she alone can lire them," he said. Burbridge, who said he "i eign students in Moscow for the Festival of Youth had fathered under the Kremlin alls to commemorate the ii was inc iniro marriage for each.

Miss Taylor had manufacturing plant in New Street, Lidcomhc, late last night. was single and earned 7 a week as a representative of On the B.B.C. television ii M'nan delegation headed hv To Insult" Both Ihe "Dailv Herald ihe Defence Minister. Mr. network.

Councillor Edward tne league, told the Court: Soon after the fire broke Khalcd El Azem. Chorlton, Conservative Parlv Such actions are foreign Combing of Hiroshima 1945, Lesson For heen expecting the baby in October. Two newspapers say that Ihe baby appeared stillborn until a specialist. Dr. Virginia Apgar, breathed life into her Australia's most money-saving and out at 1 1.

10 p.m.. a guard on and News Chronicle quoted The communiaue said that to my nature. Due In the scnr. a passing electric train saw a icaoer or tne Allrincham Town Council, last night Ihe Soviet Government was prepared to co-ODerate with man run from the scene and inc rco-ncarded deputy chairman of Ihe League of Empire Loyalists, Mr. Austin Brooks, rilous attack by Lord Allrincham, 1 felt it was uo to decent suggested that Lord Allrin The West along the railway line.

alter 14 minutes, Svr cham should be expelled from Britons to show some rcscnt-i saying that the canue The fire began in a stack me conservative Party. ment. organised the attack. mc oaoy, named blrzahclh roads and railways, irrigation, Frances Todd, was then placed hydro-electric power stations in an incubator. land other industrial projects.

"What I feared most was Lord Allrincham should Accordme to the "News ot lour thousand used tyres in a yard at the rear of premises owned by Ihe company make a public anolocv and the overseas repercussion and Chronicle," Mr. Brooks said: delicious spread U. for every lunch. A leading article in the London "News Chronicle" today says that Russia is making tremendous bid at the World Vouth Festival in Moscow to impress the youlh of the learn his manners," he said. The "News Chronicle" said ureen ana jonnston, rubber.

manufacturers. Flames Spread Prince Charles Stuck To It yesterday that letters from its readers were 51 per cent, against Lord Altrincham's views and 49 per cent, for 1 1 Quickly world, especially those from Asia and Africa. "Russia has long understood, what is even now insufficiently grasped in Wash- every laoie. them. Within few seconds flames spread through the stack, giv 'Wonderful Person And Speaker" ing on clouds of acrid, black smoke which enveloped pass-j ing trains.

The Lord Mavor of Lon A caretaker. R. Walz. dash ed from his nearby home to drive his car from near the don. Sir Cullum Welch, said he arrived in New York yes-; terday (hat "We in the City seat of the fire.

Then, with others, he saved a truck. consraer me iuecn a perfectly wonderful person and a Brigades from Parramatta. punuc speaker. 'Her diction is clear and Auburn, and Lidcombe, under the direction of District Offi we are delighted each lime cer Rutherford, put out Ihe Comrades All MOSCOW, August 7 (A.A.P.-Rcuter). Hie Rumanian and Czech teams swapped kicks and punches, causing many injuries, in their match in the International Friendly Youth (James Rushy tournament yesterday.

At one stage the Czech leant walked off the licld when the referee awarded a penalty against II, hut it returned after a few minutes. Rumania won 12-11, fire after nearly 30 minutes. she comes to talk to us." Also in the United States, Ihe Archbishop of Canterbury. Dr. GcofTrcv Fisher.

Detectives of the Far West cm Wireless Patrol early to said in New Haven, vester- day were scarcning tor a man day that if Lord Allrincham wearing a grey overcoat. had advice to give about the monarchy he could have ex pressed it in a much more WAR PRISONERS' ANNUAL REUNION suitable way. I he unofficial Vatican news Former prisoners of war in Kobe House. Kobe. Janan.

paper "Osscrvalore Romano" said: "Those newspapers and citizens of all ranks and will hold their annual reunion on August 17 in the small hall classes who have assailed Lord Altrincham his at the Railway Institute. Servicemen who travelled on the prison ship Wales criticisms of Oueen Elizabeth fogton and London, that Asian African opinion is of decisive importance," it said. It is because of this that KUSSia. in th iliarm.n..nl are right" because of the Marti with Ihe Kobe P.O.W.s very real insult to the prerogative of the Head of State have been invited to the re union, which will begin al blks, puts emphasis on banging nuclear lests. The West insists on effective inspection and to the Queen's person "especially as a lady is 7.30 p.m.

From Our Stall Correspondent And A.A.P.-Reutcr LONDON, Alio. 7 Eiehf -vcar-nlrl Prince Dinrlps hail hie fire control to see that promises arc carried out. the Russians, bv nub- taste of yacht-racing yesterday in a strong nor'-wester and a choppy sea iKity and painlessly dc-jouncing the tests, are making He pleaded with his father for hours from Prince Charles In the yacht Bluebottle with his father, the Duke of Edinburgh, before the start of the young Prince's first yacht race at Cowes on Tuesday. Also in the picture are Mr. Uffa Fox (next to the Duke), designer of the Bluebottle and the Duke's yachting companion, and a member of the crew.

He called triumphantly: 'The water's pouring down The jolting, shuddering and pitching were enough to up PEER'S ATTACK SHOCKS P.M. The Prime Minister, Mr. Menzies, last night described Lord Altrincham's criticism of the Queen as "shocking." my neck." set any lad after a hearty when he got out of bed in the Royal Yacht Britannia icuKrast. fcmimcnt. of the West is Mural among the present Iteration of Afro-Asian poli- 8rew lP he Jimt of the campaign for independence, while they have JJ bitter experience of the Daffodil is one of the finest natural rie Bobbed from side to side at the stern as the yacht A barge from the Britannia at Cowes to be allowed to nosed alongside the Blue, health toocls in Australia.

So nceicu over at degrees, race in the Dukes yacht bottle and an officer hollered. As the yacht ploughed BlUCOOttIC, uoes nc want 10 leaver Mr. Menzies told a Press union. Even a trip in the vacht's Ihe Duke looked nl Mr, Menzies praised the manner in which the Queen mrougn tne choppy sea at more than 10 knots, Charles' hair was soon soaking, and he conference at Mascot air pinnace was no substitute. Rn Charles.

Charles eyed his ssia's Pose rich in essential vitamin and calorics so cicamily smooth in consistency that thousands of housewives When Ihe Duke's sailing port that the peer's criticism performed her Royal duties. lipped, as the Bluebottle finished fourth in the Drnann iookco paler. dad. No, said Charles In a faint voice. "No," the Duke was in bad taste.

fa Clinmniou companion. Mr, utta hex designer of the Bluebottle cihss in me n-miie race. He Gulped, "1 think the Queen performs her duties in the Royal office "I think it a very great oitv snouted. When the Bluebottle r. went aboard, Prince Charles And off went the Blue.

mat it should gel so much at enlisted his help. But Hung On The Western democracies! done a great deal for Ihe Pple of Africa and Asia use it daily for cut lunches, with perfection, with great poise, great character, and tention in the World's newspapers," he Said. turned to the Britannia, Admiral Abel Smith welcomed the party hack aboard. Rut bottle with the pallid Prince holding grimly on. There was a lot more per I In Australia toast, etc.

Keen vour The Duke eauH over S. s. authortsaa io great intelligence," he said. As the race became more It is shocking criticism. "It is a nitv that it should more than the Com nt by bad psych his white-faced suasion and a final weather check before the Duke agreed, If it is now to be said that hectic and the Bluebottle fought hard for position, Charles ducked down Into ihr have been lifted out of a journal with not a verv great cir Charles his cheeks flushed from the salt spray did not slop to tell his gold-braided shipmate how exciting it had all been.

Prince Charles was soaked grinned, "Cheer up, Charles." he called, "you'll be all right," family rich in essential -cXX tMrw. vitamins with Daffodil all winter. Australia's Luxury Spread at the Margarine Price, "s-Kisti wo are "'owing the Kremlin to pose Si. narnPion of the newl almost at once, destllta his she reads a speech I might say that many of the great statesmen in the world will have to face the same charge and had better be criticised for it." cabin. culation and given an audience of manv millions in the world blue waterproof overalls, Prince Charles gulped, Me wa still pale, but tight- darted down below.

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