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* THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1952.

WASHINGTON CONSIDERING Arctic_Tests Naguib

LONG-TERM PLAN

TO AID

BRITAIN

New Approach Under Discussion

Washington, Aug. 25.

An entirely new long-term aid to Britain programme is being con- sidered in United States Government circles, Reuter learned authoritative- ly today.

: Officials said it involves a fresh approach to the question of enabl- ing Britain and the Sterling Area to establish a real and permanent trad- ing balance with the dollar arca without the continuing deficits which constantly involve the depletion of Britain's gold and dollar reserves.

PAPAGOS CALLS FOR

ELECTIONS

Alhens, Aug. 15. Marshal Alexander Popagos, leader of the Greek Rally, the right-wing opposition party, 10- day called for the immediate re- signation of the 19-month-old Progressivo Liberal coalition

under General Plastiras,

In an appeal to the Greek people, he accused the Plastires Government of "endangering the country's highest interests,"

The programme, which would be initiated in the first year of the new Administration to be elected next November, has been outlined in a memorandum now circulating in the departments of the Mutual Security Agency, the Government

agency responsible for the administration of the American foreign aid programmes.

Officials today declined to go by the international trade con- into details of the new pro-ferences at Geneva and Torquay,

grimme.

be

Britain after the

best-

For Tanks

British Oil Firms Deny U.S.

Charges

London, Aug. 25.

The new assault is expected They said it was still in the to be linked up with any new stage of tentative discussions, financial aid which may

The officials added that in the sought by past the American Government Commonwealth Prime Ministers had

Britain's Shell Dil organisation today denied always been obliged to meet in London in November. place aid to Britain before

charges by the United States Federal Trade Com- Congress on an emergency basis. Alfred Friendly, of the Wash-mission that Shell was part of an international oil

The new plan was an attempt Ington Post, one of the capital's cartel. to dcal with the causes of most trustworthy and

A statement by Mr Frank J. Hopwood, Managing Britain's

economic informed reporters, writes to Director of the Shell Transport and Trading Company, recurring difficulties on a

a long-term

basis

day that four main points are said: "I can state that there is no international oil It is assumed the proposals being studied independently by On Friday, the Chamber of would be discussed between the British and American officials: Deputies by 127 votes to 118 British and American Govern- proclaimed its confidence in the ments before the meeting of the Government, ending

Commonwealth Prime Ministers sharp debate in which the Greek Raily to be held in London in Novem- censured the Government's ber. policy,

that

for

the

a

Marshal Papagos said today last week's debate in the Chamber "proved that the Gov- erument was paving the way to Communiem and was leading to fresh ordeals

Greek people."

He declared that the Govern- ment had lost its overall ma- jority in Parliament in spite of the support of two left-wing deputies who had joined the Progressive Party-Reuter.

Mecca Pilgrims Stranded

Djibouti, Aug. 25. French authorities and the British Vice-Consul today mak- ed the Aden Government to send a relief vessel urgently for 723 pilgrims stranded here in a dis-

bled ship.

NOT FINANCIAL?

and

1. Five to 10-year agree- ments under which the United States will buy Commonwealth raw materials in a limited price range.

3. A

compaign to. lower American tariffs

50 that the Sterling nations can increase dollar exports.

By that time it will be known

2 Large U.S. investments In whether Mr Eisenhower or Mr Stevenson is to be the next Pre-under-developed areas of the

Commonwealth, sident of the United States the next President's views are bound to be an Important factor.

It is difficult to conceive any startling new form of financial a successor to aid to Britain as

4. Dollar ald with the object Lend-Lease, the 1840 Anglo- of Britain freeing the Pound. American Jonn.

Marshall The Commonwealth Plan and ald under the Mutual terence will have to give the Con-

Agency,

go-ahead to sny plan which

the

it does not necessarily accopts these ideas. Tonight a follow from what the officials

spokesman at the British Em- saic

today that a new pro-bassy said: "Any talks so far gramme would be primarily a have been merely tentative, Anancial aid pro

programme.

None of this information came from our side but it is a very intelligent plece of American thinking.

Many proposals for solving the chronic problem of Britain's post-war adverse trade balance with the dollar area have been discussed Anglo-American talks since the end of the war. These have included a sug that America Restion

might agree to purchase such basle The 385-ton Katam Al Arab, Sterling Area raw, materials as registered m Aden, Jeft Mullin, rubber, tin and wool over a Hadhramuth, Southern Arabia, Period of years within certain on August 11, broke down 120 price limits.-Reuter, mlies south of Jedda, the port EMPIRE PREFERENCES for Mecca, and was taken in tow

Washington, Aug. 25, by the

French ner Oyonnay Britain seems to be facing (7,178 tons). She was brought another hard fight to hold on to Into this French Somaliland port her Empire Preferences Jast night-Reuter,

already assaulted and dented

A British Crossword Puzzle

13

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19

12

13

14

15

16

18

"We are glad it has been put before the American people."- London Express Service,

Significant

cartel. In fact, the oil industry is keenly competitive.”

Hiccuping For Group, named

19 Years

Tokyo, Aug. 25. The Japanese bellet that one who keeps on hiccup- far continuously for any length of time is doomed to die, proved otherwise in the case of a 40-year-old Japanese sign painter here. He has been hiccuping for the last 19 years and is still alive. "Bat-

I mnifer from it just the

sime, be said. The way it first started 19 when I gulped I down a bowl of rice with water in a hurry. Once it got started I could not stop it to save my life. Of course I went around to

SEO

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see- doctors all over this part of the country and they said this and thời Bus

could not find out what was the trouble with me." -United Press.

Meeting Held ORDER NOT

In Casablanca

Casablanca, Aug. 25.

MODIFIED

Field tests were held re- cently near Big Della, Alaska, during which some-of the re- cently-developed and newest American lanke were sub- jected to leats under all con- dillons of terrain and rigorous climate

of Arctic warfare- Express Photo,

ALLEGED

Page B

Drops A Further Hint To The

Politicians

Cairo, Aug. 25.

General Mohammed Naguib, Egyptian Commander-in-Chief and “strong man,” insisted again tonight that Egypt's political parties should purge themselves as the armed forces had done.

He told a Press conference that the aim of the purge movement was to lead the country to con- stitutional stability and reiterated that the army's main concern was the maintenance of public security.

"This is the basis of our movement,” he said.

General Naguib said that about 150 officers had been re- moved from the three gorvices in the armed forces purge.

The army method, he said, Was to set three separate com→ missions which examined each individual case. If all three agreed that an officer was guilty

Young Men

Becoming

irregularities, he was pinced Afraid Of

Af on the retired

Egypt's powerful Ward Party, one of the main targets of both army and popular demands for a clean-up, has already taken steps to rehabilitate itself.

A fortnight ago the Wald's Executive Committee expelled

Flying?

New York, Aug, 25.

A "fear of flying" among

13 members, Including three young Amerleans is serious- former Cabinet Ministers,

But

INCITEMENT which regards the dismissed gramme, according to high

OVER

TV

The Shell Transport and

Havana, Aug. 25. Trading Company is the British

Emillo Ochoa, president of a section of the Royal Dutch Shell political

party that sharply In yesterday's opposes the regime of President Washington report with six Fulgencio Batista, was arrested other companies, five American on Sunday night on charges of and the British Anglo-Iranian inciting rebellion by television. Oil Company, as controlling Ochon is head of the Orthodox

and party. "the bulk of production

Military Intelligence sold marketing of of International agents

the arrest

was ordered by commerce."

Ramon Hermida, Minister of the Interior, Mr Hopwood's statement de. clared: "It is a matter of com- | The agents said Ochoa pro- mon knowledge that measures posed in a televised speech on of co-operation between mem-Sunday night that a half million bers of the industry have been members of the Orthodox Party necessary and indeed sponsored youth movement march on the by

In order governments

to Columbla military comp ensure that the requirements of "to see if the soldiers would fire

world, both military and on them.* civil, should be met,"

"For the first time in history” the article said, "America's most qualified young men are falling akilled, highly in the highly combat aircraft."" dangerous Jobs of piloting

Our

Today, three Ministers in the West Point because.

Colonel

this move has not satised ly jeopardising the United either army or popular opinion, States air defence pro- Wafdists as "small fry."

Air Force and Navy officers of the Egyptian Sections Press continued to charge the quoted in a Look magazine Bald Party top leaders with article. graft, corruption and abuse of

while power

the Party was in office from 1950 to 1932.

CHALLENGE The veteran Wafdist leader, Moustafa Nahas, declared last week that only members found guilty of corruption by Govern- cadets at the Navy's Pensacola Last year 54 per cent of the ment purge commissions would Air Field were be dismissed from the party,

of "fear

and the car of

Academy last Wafdist

Government

failed for the first time to meet Mohamed Salch El Din, Soliman its air force commitment-23 Ghannam. and Hussein

per cent of its graduating class. Guindi-called separately at the

The basic cause of the dear Presidency of the Council of was a "growing maturity," the Ministers, and left statements article of their wealth and properly in

Carica accordance with the law of the Alden, chief psychiatrist-con-

of here origin fortunes.

sultant in the Air Surgeon- Ghamam, who with Fuad Serag General's office, told the writer El Din, Secretary-General of the of the Look article: "Put our top Wafd Party, has been singled out aces on the psychiatrist's couch Ochoa was also quoted no in the anti-corruption drive, and you will learn that their saying that Batista is spending challenged anyone to prove that flying satisfies some very deep. five million dollars on combat he had made lilicit pronts. planes and only $5,000 to fight

He said that as a Senator he

HHOWING OFF current outbreak of would hand in his statement to poliomyelitis,

the Secretariat of the Senate as During the last war, he said, Raul Acosto Rubio, leader of he considered the dissolved Par- many top combat pilots had been and United Action party, lament to be still in existence, women's shoe salomen Iranian 011 Company also speech "clamoured for rebellion statements on private fortunes somed a chance to show off as denied the Federal Trade and hysterically asked Cuba to must be made to the Prime men. Commission charges.

"Our society is beginning to return to civil strife and hatred." Minister, Aly Maher.

Acosta Rublo is private secre-

WAFD ALLEGATIONS frown on daredevils," he added. Earlier, Hassan el Hodelby, "The fellow who does not have Batista, who seized to Iranian Oll Company has not power in a military coup last Murshid (Supreme Guide) of the urge to fly may be more March. Acosta Rubio said he the powerful Moslem Brother mature and this trend toward yet seen the full copy of the United States Federal frage spoke, as leader of the party hood denied reports in the maturity is growing." Commission

last Colonel B. W. Armstrong, report on alleged and not as Batista's secretary Wardist Press saying that lost

January 28 was fixed for the chief of the Air Force Personnel cartel activity in the oil in- Associated Press.

signing of a national pact for Procurement Division, told Lock permanent corporation between that a long-term programme for the Brotherhood and the Wafd. boys and youths was needed to The Wald Party newspapers get more men into the Air

"still"

the

to

Mr Hopwood declined comment In detail as he had not seen any of the official docu- ments.

ANOTHER DENIAL

1.

nend."

The British-controlled Anglo- | 's that Ochoa In his Ho was curtly told that all lingerie salesmen. They wel-

A statement by the Company tary issued here said: "The Anglo-

viows arc, therefore, Washington, Aug. 25. for the present based upon White House and Navy De published reports. The com partment, spokesmen sald today pany will study the document that

been no modi-with care when a copy in re- there had The Pasha of Marrakesh, Sification of President Truman's Hadj El Glaoul, and El Mokri, directive to the American 7th

the meantime It denies the Grand Vizier of the Sultan Fleet to prevent Nationalist that it is a party to any cartel of Morocco, met aboard the Chinese raids on the mainland activity or to any action con-

American Uner Florida here of China. today to discuss the political But neither starce situation in Morocco,

Their meeting has given rise to speculation that there may soon be a reconelllation between

of any trary of the laws would the

countries in which operates." - Reuter,

comment on today's announce inent by the Chinese Nationalist Defence Ministry tant guerillag from Formosa had carried out auccessful seaborne raid on

a

no

El Glaoul, a long-standing ally the China coast. of the French, and the

more A spokesman said the State nationalistle Sulton,

Department had received. official notice of the Chinese Nationalist raid.—Router,

Differences

between

them came to a bead at the end of 1950, when the Fasha, wealthy feudal chieftain and second in Russia To Purchase

Uranium Find In Alaska

New Attempt On Everest

of

Six

It

were today trying to shift Force. the responsibility for the burn- The magazine said high De-

ing of Cairo

on that date by fence Department officers had suggesting collusion between ex admitted cosing flying standards King Farouk and his "imperialist to get the pilots needed.— British assistants," together with Reuter.

Ambassador to

Abdel Fattah Amr.

Britain,

Geneva, Aug. 20.

make men who will Switzerland's second bid this year to scale unconquered Mount Everest will leave here by aireral Officer Commanding British

Al Misri alleged that General Sir George Erkins (then Gen-

The

that

for Bombay on August 28.

Troops in the Suez Canal Zone) The second Swiss Himalaya was awaiting word from Farouk

will be headed by expedition

or the British Cabinet to occupy. Gabrict Chevalley and the Cairo.

guide, famous Ocnevese Alpine

Ward claimed Raymond Lambert. They plan Machiavellian" schemco had

October.

been afoot to oust the Wafdirt the attempt for Washington, Aug. 25.

The two leaders of the first Government from power at a The Secretary for the Interior 1952 expedition which only just time when it war about to con- today announced that goologists failed, Wysa Dunant and Rene clude a rational pact and wage power only to the Sultan, re-

prospecting on behalf of the Dittert, will be unable to go war on the British-Reute fused to

to the

Atomic pay homage

Energy

Commission for private reasons. have discovered Sultan

uranium de- and

On the frat Swiss attempt of accused him fostering Communism In

London, Aug. 25. posits in Alaska,

this year, Alpinists Raymond The Soviet Union will this the Pasha

Brooks Lambert and Bhothis Tensing The deposits are at buy from Israel 600,000 Mountain, 40 kilometres from climbed to within 983 feet of the Royal your

cases of citrus fruit worth Prince of Wales Cape-the the summit but the weight of nearly £1,000,000, Israel part of Alaska, clasest to Siberid, their oxygen equipment turned

-France-Presse.

them back.Reuter.

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Morocco. For this,

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Was barred from Palace at Rabat.

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Israeli Fruit

Last March the Sultan, Sid! | Radio reported.-Reuter. Mohammed Ben Youssef, asked France to revise the status of Morocco and to set' up' a Moroccan Government able to negotiate with France.

ministration-Neuter.

"Ike"

" Warned On Campaign Tactics

creek.".

Eisenhower

shrewd

HAGUE MOVE

EXPLAINED

Fusiliers Back

From Korea

Liverpool, Aug. 25, Sleeping soundly in bunks-as the troopship Empire Pride sailed up the Mersey curly to- day were 440 officers and other

ranks of the 1st-Battalion Royal Northumberland Fusiliers, home from Korea. They were then roused by strains of a regimental march echoing through the portholes from the

Liverpool landing stage and played by a

regimental band.

They

The Hague, Aug. 35.-.

will receive a civic wel- The credentials of the new came from the Lord Lieutenant Netherlands Minister to Egypt of Northumberland, Lord Allen- are addressed to "Ahmed Fuad dale, and the Lord Mayor of 11, King of Egypt and the Newcastle, Mrs V. H. Grantham, Sudan," the Foreign Ministry military welcome home was announced tonight,

VSELT dix board this moming by addod Lietitenant-General Sir Cameron Nicholson, G.O,C,-in-C thera and

Command; and the con- recognition of this title "has zo Western

right of General H. De B. the Sudan and Its inhabitants Router.

The Minister, Mr Hoopmans,

The antion that 'G.

WAR

-TRADE FAIR IN

MANILA

Since 1912 the French Zonė of Morocco has been a Protectorate New York, Aug. 25. in informal talks have made him, philosophy which ....... Governor in which the Sultan is the

Stevenson- The Scripps Howard no votes, supreme civil and religious head, newspapers, which are sup-

soazoned politician-used "We are continuing our sup- with the French Resident Chenet heading a French nd-porting Mr Dwight Eisen- or unshaken in our faith in Ike as just another me-toe violate the incarico and cannot Colonel of the Regiment Major-

Mr Eisenhower's qualifications, candidate." hower for the presidency, but we must admit that Ike has said editorially today that not done anything lately to In a Press conference, Mr to determine their own fate ACTION AT UN.

Gen. defonded "Ike is running like a dry fortity our bellet that he can George C. Marshall against at- will present the credentials in

win. United Nations, Aug. 25.

"We still cling to the hope that tacks. by Senator McCarthy Cairo on Tuesday Router A meeting of the Asian

"But," "Our 10 newspapers are pub-when he does start campaigning, African Group scheduled for to- lished in cities from the Fast he will come out swinging and the editorial added, "Gen Mar

(Republican-Wisconsin) --- day has been postponed until

coast to the West, and an ex- that he will hit hard. If he shall's record as special am- One Of Largest

Manila, Aug. 20 Wednesday.

change of correspondence in the docan't, he might as well concede bussador to Chlas is one of the

Western Germany has been The heat of the Indonesian last couple of weeks with men defeat and go back to the dark pagos in the history of

officially invited to take part in Ever Caught delegation, Mr LN. Pular, at who work on those papers tells cloisters of Columbia University American diplomacy. It is the

Philippines International where offices, the meeting will a story which is nationwide and or the tranquillity of his Penn key to the loss of China as an

Fair to be held hers, early next be held, raid that Morocco can be summed up in one sylvania darm."

American ally, koy to the out- The editorial, appearing on brane of war in Korea."

› Rhode Island, Aug. 23.

year. One of the largest, swordfish The Foreign Office has in- would be, the first item on the trust, Dwight Eisenhower the day that Mr Elenhower

"People want change, the in memory of veteran fishermen structed the Philippines Legation 'doesn't think that what he has opened his New York head- editorial sald. "They expect the was landed here yesterday. In Londen to forward the in- Indian delegatiorr sources said been doing and saying this last quarters, specifically criticised candidate of the opposition, to The fish weighed 700 pounds vitallon to the Bonn Govem 9 Resorted, 11 Detained, 13 Arts, 18 Suitable, 18 Leseened, 10 they would rise the question month can classify as campaign-him on these points t tell how he will bring about a | decosed. Giorgo Cross, manager met. Begs, 21 Retainer, 25 Idolatry, 26 Tome 27 Displays. Down I of the South African Govden- ing for office, meas

In meeting with Western change. Ike will win if he Coes of the disticmen's co-operative, A total of 31 nations have Aped, 2 Loat, 4 Lien, 3 Mood, 6 Enter, 7 Sides, 9 Túval, 19 Scils, ment's policies and the passivo

hose le milkennif-Republican Governors in: Idaho, that. He will lose if he dorm't, estimated its live weight at been invited to participate in the 13 Elude, 14 Theme, ie Bent, 17 Ersoy, 19. Bidd, 20 Close 21 resistance movement arising water remarks: he has been "Ike came out with a statement It's that simple."Associated probably, over 100 pounds, exposition from Fet, 1 until the Rall, 22 Troy, 38 Noon, 24 Reel.

from, them---Router.

ullering at Press conferences and of middle-of-theroad poitical Press,

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