heatre- Arts Club tn• ''C'-. -•.tl·ver I . t A war. d. '' VAUXHALL PRESENTS and s2095 SCHMITT avalhble at and to Nova Motors Ltd. Vol. 64. · No. 78 ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, SATURDAY~ APRIL 6, 1957 · (Price 5 cents) Charles Hutton &Sona efence Confident As • • case arns riSIS • ' dams' Trial Concludes 1 By WATSON SIMS . LONDON (AP) - The murder trial of Dr. John Bodkin Adams neared IPS anne rom uez Friday with opposing lawyer 1 sharply denouncing testimony by of th• world's leading medica I specialists I j..' "Absurd, ridiculous", defence counsel GtoHrty Lawrenct iaid of Dulles ·VisitiJig ·· nee given for the Crown by Dr. Arthur Douthwalte, a foremost on narcotics. The Canal Area:!:'·: I "Evasive ..• an ab11nce of frankness I • • Incredible", Attorney· I ral Reginald Mannlngham·Byller said of testimony glvtn by the d .. WASHINGTON (AP) - Israel was reported I own medical authority, Dr. John Bishop Harman. Friday to have told the United States that Middle East fighting may flare up again if any Sue1 pids "Where his evld.nce conflict 1 with that of other doctors It would .. nt. (CP) _ right to accept the other evldenct In preference to his". Mannlngha~· Canal settlement fails to lift the Egyptian ban on t rapld 1 01 Israeli shipping. I r were r said. I '!t'ES!l.\ \' I Diplomatic sources disclosed this as bad ·r .;ound up lor the de· r-------""""---------------, weather foiled an attempt by State Secretary­ 1 ~ \)! th;'!'r·wrrk·long trlal du:nat;c appeal for acquit-~ Dulles to fly to New York for a Middle East con­ ij, till l1kely 11 ill go ~ the Six· Die .·In sultation with UN Secretary-General Dag Ham­ !I!~ \here ls no proof I tla! thr ~·)·ear-olrl Ad·! marskjold. There'' were reports he would go to . I mad! •ralthy ~Irs. Edith · New York by automobile from Albank, N.Y. )ior:t:J an addict and then Bar Brawl I.I ~!r • :th he ary rlrJg ln~c­ Dulles has been directing U.S., . ~ b¢pe ol brnclitlng from '1'\n ANGELES (AP) - Pollee' lri the c'tub """"1, I qulet neigh. negotiations with Egypt on future pranciples and ,the 1888 Constan- .I.IV;:J m • ._ operations of tbe canal. It is about ~nople Com·ention internatlonallz- lOUth I, Frlday staged a mauive hunt for ~rllood coektilll bar in the to be opened to regular traffic af· 1ng the wat~rway. i 1.:J mt the la~t houra two men who, full of hate and central district. ter a shutdown resulting from last 2. Tryln~ to keep Israel out of wo:nan an~ promolinll booze, made human torches of five 'BELL ON EARTH'' PORT SAID, Egypt-Egyptian crowd on a Jetty watches the Ru3slan freighter Krasnodar arrive fall's Sinai fighting when a num- the Suez will cause another Middle i~ a rioclor's duty," men and a woman quleUy enjoy. "0~ moment I bad a cafe lull 1 1 1 hi f'-t t 1 ·t ber of sha'p were s~uttled m· ·~- East blowup comparable to last !lid. "It . has been lng themaelvea in a nelllhborhood of happy p,op!e bavlnll a good at Port Said after transit of the Suez Cana. It ed a en·s p convoy, u.. convoy o ransi channel s • .. .., fall's Israeli attack on Egypt. li lr.l tw',te~ nnd lmv.!rted I bar, ume. Then 1 audden !Iaah and the the waterway since It was blocked ltJSI November. No British, French or American shlps were NO AGREEME:IIT . 3. Israel believes the West~rn I ac:mlinn of ml.lrder.'' Detectives ny four men were bar turned In~ a bell on earth~' In the convor.-(IN Photo). So far Dulles has failed to get; powers .threw away their bargaln- I II :n:~rd~r tria:, which opened thrown out of the bar Thursday That wu the way b~rtendur Egyptian p roe 51 d c n t Nasser's mg positions with Egypt, Now the I II, is one ol \he most un- night for forclnr tbelr attentions Larry Fenton, :U, 10bbl~y de· PARIS·.· agreement on three main U.S. pro- West stands before Nasser with Illness u ltll as the lon11est, In on 1 woman patron. Two of them 1crlbed the tracedy to "'porters. posals. These are that Nasser out any means of pressure, : n both she hilton·. returned In 1 ra11e 1nd touched He laid there waa 1 Jay erowd ,. change his tentative plans so as 4. ~ the canal be~mes Egyp.. loyal smlce. l!.\.'i KSOWS ott a flub fire that kllled six 1nd Of nearly 1 s~re Ill tbe bar when ----- to make the canal an international tian, 1nstead of international, p~ . I associated :rial ltsllmony hu lndl- sent three others to hoapltlll, four men came ill, bid a !ew p . w I F commitment, recogniZe a grooping ert:t •. Nasser will have an eco- ~hurch and 1!.1\JI'l!libly no one, lnc!ud· Arreated and booked on IUPl· been, 1nd bepn annoylnJa N!IIU• of canal·users, and encompass six nomic strangle-hold on aU o( West. :ions for repares e come or 26l-polund doctor who 1ltJ elon ol murder are Clyde Bate1, lar p1t.ron, :Mn, Harminla Mor- principles approved by the tJN se ern EorOII!! because he would con · dock, may know 38, and OtCir S, Brenhaug, 44, ale1. curity council Oct. 13 . trol the vatal oil and trade route ~rs. ~lorrell. She died member• of 1 al(llboard WJ'IclrmJ Three Of t11e foor were ejected. ·. Implementation of the six prln- from the east. 1 1:~~~~~~~:~e~\~~d ~ c~~pector Tom .Red~ri'"iafd ·~tt~ I~~t r:om::u::dl~ :£~ Th·· e· -" ·R'. o· ... ··'. ~y·' :"·a· ·-I ·' 0 up· Ie ~~i~snt~.ou;~bif~;:c~i~~i~;:s i~~:l~ de~t Is~:~n~~~v~sr·~ea.:~~rtfotr~~t ear al1() chest ol Ill- neue. "put them 1t tlle location door burst open One man llosbed , c . nt·~ the canal from politics of any t~.e U.S. does not assume Egypt h!r .estate. at the time of tbe blast." a paD ol ruollne on the floor nation, Pre v c n t discrimination 11111 try to keep Israel !rom using alln~ul·~d the death to Bates, wl!l) Reddin 11)'1 has. a Another threw 1 ll1hted mateb on · t 11 the canal. Lirombos\1. But he also ,long criminal record and Brenhau1 lt. agamst any user, agree to 0 5 6 Israel will •"nd an Israeli admlni1\erin~: heroln and denied knowledge of the fire. PARIS (Reulers)-Planes, trains i be here, led ~Y the Queen's body- i Philip, wlth Pmident Coty a~d I and set. up a d;vclopmcnt fund. , ship through the ;;nal a~ soon 15 Injection, lo which Dr. The fJre occurred at 11:40 p.m. There was a ''woosh:' sound and; and trucks unloaded tons of flow·: guard, Superintendent Albert Ed· 200 guests, .wlli )'lla.ke a round tnp. Israeli am bas ad or Ab~a Eban t the u.s. and other pow~rs estab· i ·a\lribulrd her death. a sheet ci flame, Screams, Panic. ers ·Frlday as Paris primped for ward Perkins. with a flotilla. ot nve!' craft al~ng; 11 as reported ID haY~ mformed llish the principle of. free and inno- mrdical authority for No Shortage Of Said Fenton, who escaped by a the four·day state visit of Queen A. gala ballete at the opera Is the floodlit Seme throogh the heart 1 the u.s. state dcpartm•.nt Ill at his- cent passage Dr. ~llchael Geor~ rear door: Elizabeth beginning Monday, . the climax of the .first day, but of Paris. I r~el dastrus.ts ;ny agrce_mcnt I .at 7. Israel is. not in {a\'or of any nii lht dru~.~ would have In sparkling spring sunshine probably the crownang pageant of Performers on the banks w1ll 111 ould allOI\ Ebypt to rcampose Its litigation such a Dulles' idea of ~· bel !omo nntural cause SaJk Vaccine "Most ot the dead were trapped workmen were busy preening the the vislt wlll be Tuesday, . form histo~lca! tableaux and the Suez blockade agamst Israel. ~etting ;n adl·is~rv opinion from h: ' inlerrtned. He Is con. where they were seated. Their stately palaces of former French Then the Queen and Pnncc (Conhnued on page 9) OUTLINES TIIOUGHTS : the world court, on th~ !nterna- ' l·l 1i1 !An~on hospltall, O'M'AWA (CP) - There now l.! clothes were on flre and the kln1s, piBJlUng flagpoles along the Eban was quoted by diplllmatic tional character of the Guii of r,, d!ICn!•'. Dr. Harman enough Sallr anti-polio vaccine In flamu licked at their flesh. I IIW Champs Elysees where the chest· g' sources as telling U.S. uniler sec- IAqaba or iL~ narrow entrance. This dllf1 no~ hcliere the dru11s Canada to enable physicians any. ~~r woo::l~.~nnlnll •bout with her nut trees are green with leav-es Charged WI'fh KI'IIJ'n retary Christian Herter: is because Israel feels It has the · lo 'ln. ~!orr e It's where In the country to obtain it and Installing thousands of flood- 1. Israel believes no Suez agree· I rlght to use these areas freely, h an ;!l:lhor ol medical[ for their patient!, Health Minister "l'U never forget f!lt faces of llghts around public buildings and h' s ment is legally or morally sound and any ~~gal action would have to tonsuHant at London's Martln IBid Friday.