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Conservatives
Hail Election
Tories Dominate
Council Contests
LONDON Ul Conservative
hopes for victory in the May 26
parliamentary elections rose Fri
day as the Tories chalked up sub
stantial gains in borough council
contests throughout England and
Wales. But party leaders warned
against overconfidence.
Results from 399 boroughs that
had finished counting Friday gave
Hie Conservatives a net gain of
310 seats. The Laborites dropped
341 seats to the Tories, Liberals
and independents.
HARD WORK AHEAD
The Labor party lost control of
councils in a number of big cities,
including Llanidloes, Bolton,
Northampton, M or ley, ' York,
Reading, Ipswich, Dudley and
Walsall.
Lord Woolton, Conservative par
ty chairman, hailed the results as
encouraging but warned: "It will
need sustained hard work during
the next fortnight to secure a
worthy victory at the general
election."
Thursday's elections took place
In 401 boroughs. There were more
than 5,710 Conservative, Laborite,
Liberal, independent and Commu
nist candidates in the field. The
elections were fought mostly on
local issues.
CHARGE INTERFERENCE
Campaigning for the May 26
contest began warming up as a
Labor party leader accused the
United States of interfering. The
Laborites also donied Conserva
tive claims that a Socialist vic
tory would put Britain back on
rationing.
Woodrow Wyatt, parliamentary
undersecretary of state in the last
Labor government, told a politi
cal rally in Sleaford President Ei
senhower agreed to top-level Big
Three talks with Russia only to
help the Tories win on May 26.
"President Eisenhower has no
faith in top-level talks," Wyatt
declared. "All he is trying to do
is to prevent the Labor party
from winning the election."
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Super Market Thursday ad the
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MNi' AroR';- v.r American. Tl riig brote out when
?.rjsn t.fnc Synmmls, nf Pay- about 1.000 Chiijji.se students
m .Ohin, died Friday of injuries j,i'd in .v demonstration sup
vh),.M in cMtilnuinn wavr fKrtin; a slnkc by 300 employes
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don iMMrtiR strike. Amalcamatcd Bus Co. protesting!
Two rtthcr iwrsou wore killed the dismissal o four dnvers.
sn.t at least 36 injured in the vio- The mob tore a 1,'hinese volgn
lenee, hieh began Thursday. tcer policeman from a truck and
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SCRAMBLE FOR LIVES Passengers, most of them children, jump and slide off the
decks of the Japanese ferry Shiun Maru as it sinks shortly after collision with an
other ferry in Japan's Inland Sea. Divers have recovered 139 bodies. Siill missing are
50 persons. A total of 775 were rescued, including 51 injured. This picture was made
by an amateur photographer aboard ferry Udaka Maru which collided with the Shiun
Maru.
Neuberger,
Coon Slate
Power Debate
WASHINGTON W Rep. Coon
(R-Ore) told Sen. Neuberger (D-
ore) trlday he would be " very
happy to meet you in public de
bate on the merits, or demerits,
of any timely subject."
But he indicated he feels the
question of partnership construc
tion of John Day Dam, the merits
of which Neuberger challenged
him to debate, may be a moot is
sue by fall.
Neuberger opposes Coon's bill
under which local interests would
pay for power features of the
Columbia River dam and receive
50-year power contracts in re
turn. Ho has challenged Coon to
a scries of debates In Oregon this
fall as to whether the proposal
Is in tho public interest. Neuber
ger said Thursday he had accept
ed an Invitation from the Pendle
ton Chamber of Commerce to de
bate Coon there.
In his formal reply Friday,
Coon said:
"Senator, T want you to know
that I shall be very happy to
meet you In public debate on the
merits, or demerits, of any time
ly subject. However, as seems to
be your habit, you have presump
tuously jumped to the conclu
sion that H.R. 5789 (the partner
ship bill) will not have become
low by September.
"For your Information I do not
introduce bills for publicity, or
other facetious purposes. I spon
sor constructive legislation and
work tirelessly for its passage.
At no time have I deviated from
this practice, and you may be
sure that I will not in the pres
ent instance."
Ike Right About Political
Cold War, Says Demo
WASHINGTON yB Senate
Democratic Leader Lyndon B.
Johnson of Texas said Friday
"leading Republican senators'
and not Democrats are waging
the cold war of politics with
the White House which President
Eisenhower once forecast.
Johnson recalled Elsenhower's
campaign statement before last
fall's elections that a "cold war
of partisan politics" would break
out between the White House
and Congress if the Democrats
won control of Congress, as they
did.
HAD SOMETHING
After the election, Eisenhower
told a news conference the words
were too strong for what he had
Group to Promote
Cultural Relations
LONDON im Britain has set up
committee to promote closer
cultural relations between Britain
and Russia.
Christopher Mayhcw, Laborite
member of the last Parliament,
was named chairman. The For
eign Office said Prime Minister
Eden's Conservative government
had organized the committee "in
pursuance of the policy o pro
moting good relations."
Judicial Council
SALEM Ml A bill creating a
state judicial council was signed
into law Thursday by Gov. Paul
Patterson. The council, which
will consist of all judges in the
state, will study court procedures
and mako recommendations to
the governor.
in mind, but Johnson said Fri
day: "It looks like the President had
something there. Leading Repub
lican senators are making the
point that a Big Four meeting at
the summit would lead to a sen
out to communism."
There "may be a cold war" of
polities, Johnson told newsmen,
but the antagonists are Eisen
hower and soipe Republican sen
ators who apparently do not trust
him to negotiate with the Com
munists. Johnson made it clear he re
ferred to recent speeches by
GOP Senators Knowland of Cali
fornia, the minority leader,
Bridges of New Hampshire, chair
man of the Senate GOP Policy
Committee, and McCarthy of Wisconsin.
ALL 3 SKEPTICAL
All three have voiced skepti
cism about Eisenhowers ex
pressed willingness to attend a
Big Four conference with the
heads of state of British, France
and Russia. They also have ques
tioned the wisdom of trying to
negotiate with Red China, as
Eisenhower has said this coun
try is willing to do.
"I think an international con
ference could lead to a sellout if
our country is represented by stu
pid and unpatriotic men," John
son said. "But I have confidence
in the President."
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rrectsloa Work Our KpocUUty
754 Fllmore Ph. 5-405J
nunacer for .Southeast Asia, died
m a lnvpitat Friday .morninc 15
h.-urs ftf r he suffered head in
juries. Hospital officials said" he
never regained onsciousnes.
Symonds wajs fatally injured at
a roadblock thrown up by the
(nvernnient tff halt the spread of
Chinese terrorists. The mob drag
ged him from a taxicab and beat
him with stones and clubs until
he fell unconscious in the streets.
violence flared Friday in
of the rioting by 3.000
busmen and their sup
porters that raged throughout
Thursday and Thursday night.
Police checked the initial out
break by firing on the mob with
sten guns and tear gas grenades,
hut the British officers said
Thursday night the demonstrat
ors still controlled an area a mile
square in one of Singapore's west
ern suburbs.
David Marshall, chief minister
in this British colony's new labor
front government, said in a
broadcast that the violence
"closely conforms to the Commu
nist technique in seeking to
foment industrial unrest."
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Just One Flaw
In Tulip Ceremony
ALBANY, N. Y. Wi There was
only one flaw in Suzanne Schus
ter's coronation as Albany's tulip
queen. The Netherlands flags lin
ing the New York State Capitol
steps were upside down.
W. Baars, second officer of the
SS Darnel, saw the tail end of
Wednesday's ceremony. He drop
ped a good-humored letter to
.Mayor Erastus Corning advising
him that the "Dutch flag is not
blue, white and red but red,
white and blue."
Chinese student was killed when
police fired on the demonstrators
At least 18 policemen were in
jrcd.
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