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NENERAL Naguib changes

making public declarations reluting to the Anglo- Egyptian dispute over the Canal Zone that it becomea difcult to figure out whether he is serious, sar- castic or deliberately mis- leading. It is appreciated. of course, that he ទ playing polities in a big way. Thus, when he nd- dresses mass audiences of his own countrymen the theme is that Britain is an enemy whose only desire and intent is to prevent Egypt from reulialng her national aspirations, To foreign Brexя correapon dents General Naguib strikes an entirely different pole. Then Britain, to- gether with

the United States, becomes a "natural

ment of the

friend of the Egyptians and only "lack of mutual confidence" delays a settle

Canal Zone dispute. The technique of combining rabble - rousing with conciliatory phrases the one to suit the passions of the crowd, and the other to soothe feelings overseas is not new, but it needs to be given its correct perspective. In fact, General Nagulb has broken little new ground in his quntable declarations dur- ing the past 48 hours, and neither his

ardent admirers at home, nor the world at lurge, have gained any clearer iden of the Issues at stake.

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"Success"-By Lord Beaverbrook. See Page 11

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SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1953.

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E. German Security Minister

Dismissed

DEPT. REDUCED

TO STATUS OF

A SECRETARIAT

Berlin, July 25.

East Germany has dismissed its Security Minister, Herr Wilhelm Zaisser — close friend of the former Soviet Home Minister, Lavrenti Beris, and the second member of the East Zone Govern- ment to fall since Beria was purged,

Herr Zaisser's Ministry has been reduced to a secretariat at the Interior Ministry and put in charge of ex-sailor Ernst Wollweber, believed by West Germans to be the man who directs Commu- nist shipping strikes in all parts of the world.

Herr Zaisser, under the name of “General Gomez" commanded the first International Brigade in the Spanish Civil War. Afterwards he worked in Soviet Military intelligence and was a longstanding friend of Stalin.

Last night's announcement said nothing about his

very future.

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Wilmington, July 24,

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The second engineer was apparently drowned by leaping overboard to escape the flames

were today and six men reported missing from tugs caught by the blast.

Seventeen of the crew of the 9,179-fon Pan Georria were pulled out of the water. First reports sald 24 others were unaccounted for but today a complete checkup showed only the second engineer was lost-Reuter.

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Churchill Likely To Take Up His

Suggested Duties Again Soon

Pact Offer

To Russia

Washington, July 24. The United States de nied reports in Europe that the West German Chancellor, Dr Konrad Adenauer, had suggested to the United States that the European Defence Community should offer a non-aggression pact to the Soviet Union.

The reports szid Dr Adenaue: bad' made his proposal in a letter which he sent to Mr John Faster Dulles, the US Secretary of State, during the resent big three western foreign ministers con- faronce in Washington.

London, July 25.

Political quarters here take the official state- ment issued from the Prime Minister's office at No. 10, Downing Street, last night to mean that the 78-year-old Sir Winston Churchill and his doc- tors feel that he will be able to assume full control of the country's affairs again soon.

The statement, issued after the Prime Minister had left his home, Chartwell,. In Kent for Chequers, official Chiltern Hills residence of Britain's Prime Ministers, sald that Sir Winston had "benefitted greatly from the month's complete rest prescribed by his doctors" and that he in- tended remaining a fortnight at Chequers.

But the fact of his stay there means that he will not be able to put in even a token uppcar- the once in Parlament before House of Commons rises next Friday for the summer recese.

that

I

the

Confirms

Criticism Of McCarthy

A formal statement read by

Some important talks will be Mr Lincoln White, the State held at Chequers while Mr Lester Pearson, President of the United Department spekesenan enid: Prime Minister is staying there..

Depertinent of State has The Government's other main Nations General Assembly, told reporters today

ved no suggestion of any invalid, Mr Anthony Eden, the

Phoenix, Arizona, "We have reason to hope that there will be an kind from Chancellor Adenauer Foreign Secretary, is due back proposing a Locarno type of pact on Sunday from the United armistice signed very shortly."

July 24. between the USSR End the | States where he had a gali

Mr Arthur Eisenhower, Replying to questions, he said he thought the sign-Europeas Defence Community. bladder operation.

"Mr Dulles as host and pre-

brother of the President, ing might be within a few days.

alding officer at the recent for-

It has been arranged that he confirmed today that he It was understood authoritatively that if the armis-eign ministers meeting, did re- will go to Chequers next day called Senator Joseph Mc- tico is signed within a few days the General Assemblyceive a letter from Chancellor a sign of the urgency with Herr Max Fechner, East

Adenauer which

which was intended

the Prime would meet about August 12 or 13.

Minister Carthy "the most dangerous German Justice Minister, was

wants to talk affairs over with menace to America" for the three ministers, We aro

→ and dismissed last week for activity

Mr Pearson, asked what he not in a position to divulge the; him.

added that he did not Mr Pearson attended a private f hostlic to the state and Hilde luncheon at United Nations thought would come under the contents of that letter."

understand why this Benjamin, known as

hanging

Headquarters, at which he met "etcetera," said the conference Mr White sard

sub-

WEEK-END STAY

caused excitement. judge antt 05 "Red Hilda

Hilda Fome of the leading delegates should discuss all the issues in stance of the Chancellor's lotter was appointed to succeed him.

Mr Eden will and informally discussed ideas Korea and questions relating to was answered in the com-

go back to

A copyrighted report in the Tonight's announcement said about when the Assembly would that issue.

unique issued at the end of Chequers Inter in the week Sun of Las Vegas, Nevada, last the Ministry for State Security meet and what it would set out Asked how long the Assembly the foreign ministers confer and stay with the Prime Minis- night_quoted Mr Arthur Elson- would become a state secretariat

would wait if there were no ence. He refused to discuss the ter over the next week-end, hower as saying: to do, an end to the present con-

in the Ministry of the Interior.

"It is a horrible shame that Mr Henry Cabot Lodge, United truce, Mr Pearson said: "If the letter further beyond repeating

There has been widespread he is a Republican, for he has that it did not contain a pro- tretemps, gleam

Herr Ernst Wollweber, State Secretary hope might be derived from

the Prime done the party no credit for Waterways in States delegate, wito came direct armistice broke down completely Germany,

has been ap from Washington to attend the and the situation was irretriev-posal for a non-aggression pact speculation

AP Washington the

anti General Naguib's sugges-

London; July..24. pointed leader of the new lunch, was understood to have ably deadlocked, then I am sure with the Soviet Union-Reuter, Minister plans a big reshuffle"

of his Cabinet. NO KNOWLEDGE

There have Communist Senator McCarthy tion that British troops! The British Military At-secretariat. He became famous briefed Mr

and the the Assembly would be in-

London, July 25,

even been rumours that Si called on Mr Eisenhower to con- should be withdrawn within tache in Cairo, Brigadier during World War

officialatorested-in that and might wish delegates and other

Churchill himself frm or deny the I, ag President, am The Foreign Office said East Winston

Las Vegas six months and that British G. W. Duke, sald on arrival agent of the Soviet Union who present on the latest information to meet

hands

United under no obligation to call the night that it had no knowledge" meant to resign and hand over statement. of the

Assembly together unless

So, in a brief stop technicians remain in the here today from Egypt that specialised in sabotaging Ger- in the

of any specifle suggestion that the Premiership to Mr Eden. AN

at Sky Zone for a further three,

States Government.

Russia might be offered a non-

on his that the Soviet armistico is signed."-Reuter.

Harbour airport here West German

sald

Overworks has caused many way home to Kansas City, Me officials have It was

aggression pact with the

iho Euro- possibly five years, to aid the British authorities there man shipping in the Baltic.

DISCUSSIONS belleve

pean Defence Community.

ministers to go sick recently— Wollweber Union delegate, Mr Semyon

Eisenhower said: "It's too bad in the maintenance of the knew where Leading Air- said they

New York, July 24. But Dr Konrad Adenauer, the including the Prime Minister canal base. This is the craftman A. V. Rigden, directs nearly all Communist Tsarapkin, was not invited.

the con- It was understood shipping strikes d intimation the missing from Ismailia since net in the world from his East census

sabotage

Mr Lester Pearson, President West German Chancellor, had himself. Therefore many officials we have such a man in public was that the Assembly of the United Nations General "roded the idea" that the EDC feel he will be forced to

do lite Premier has carlier this month, was now Berlin office.

to be too specific Assembly, conferred here today might a security something to care the burden. It given that he is prepared being held.

West Germans have also

about an agenda for the poil-with Mir Dag Hammaruljodid, met be the basis of a gonty may mean the creation of scent

contra tical to admit the necessity of

described the Wollweber or-

Secretary- After the luncheon Mr Pear-ments for

Assembly consideration the security needs new Government posts, "We are aware of the exact ganisation as an East Berlin spy techni-

the rolaining British

of the European nations, includ- Korean ing Russia, sald. "We are organisations and a West German son told reporters the progress into session after

spokesman sald, elans, but it still leaves position."

The idea was put forward in open a number of related quite sure he is alive."

newspaper claimed its activities achieved on an armistice made armistice has been signed. Brigadier Duke

is the Pearson, who

a letter to the three Western has come to included shipping the missing it better from his point of view

External Affairs Foreign Ministers during their Wor Office con- British Foreign Office officials that he should be in New York. Canadian

Guy Burgess ungt Donald Marican

Minister travelled specially recent Washington meeting, the anxious "ASSUMPTION

from Ottawa for the talks. He spokesman added. to Eastern Europe from France.

"There are some problems of plans to remain in New York He made the statement after troops set up check

COMMUNIST DEPUTY

organisation and arrangement of unill Sunday night

from Bonn that Dr reports The purpose of the weekend Adenauer had suggested defence points on the main roads to

to the

scheme and the

Wollweber, 53-year-old former business of the Assembly which vital smalila after Egypt rejected a

I have discussed

with the talks was believed to be to de-United States that the Soviet, self and the Foreign Secretary, demand for the return of Air-sailor, was a Communist member

cide the date OB which the Union be offered a non-aggres- Importance which

Secretary-General on the as craftman Bigden, alleged to have of the German Reichstag for the sumption that an armistice will Assembly would be convension pact with the European De- Canal Zone bears to it. been abducted by Egyptions on last four years before Hitler be signed within a very few and the procedure to be follow-fence Community after a united And unless General Naguib July 9.

came to power in 1933,

ed when it meets. days." he said. is willing to include that!".

He lived in Denmark and

he Mr Pearson said

had The Assembly is expected to Germany had joined the EDC to 1944 when question in

Swedth from 1933 to Anglo-laxed a few days later.

already had a chance of talking decide which countries will re- Egyptian settlement, the The Egyptians, rejecting the he was found guilty of passport dumber of delegations about present the United Nations at

Madame

Millonia, when they would be prepared to the political conference to be lack of mutual confidence British demand, said they knew it r

Ambassador to Sweden, which the Premier deplores, nothing of the airman's. dis- cloned him as a Soviet citizen, go ahead with Lith Assembly held 90 days after an armistice. The venue of the conference has is likely to continue.to exist, appearance.-Router.

and he went to Moscow.

session, Zaisser fought in the Spanish

Asked whether the attitude not yet been settled and views Civil War as "General Gomez" of the Soviet Union had been as might also be exchanged on this and spent many years in Mos-cortained, Mr Pearson aid he point

Arst open

Egyptian

he

issues requiring agreement London for a between Britain and Egypt. rerence. and some of which involve

The Interests of many At the beginning of last week other nations. One is the British Middle.

East

an

the

The British measures were re-

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Mr

The be ready Assembly

thought they would whenever by

Dr Franz Bluecher, vico-called. Chancellor of Wost

Germany,

bho

#

Assembly might Iso was decide on the general lines of polley which the United Nations cenference, Reuter.

The Assembly's agenda would should follow in the political

na being involved in a Soviet be limited to arrangements for spy ring broken up in Wert the post-armistice political con- Germany the biggest uncover-ference, he said.

Reuter.

Papers Will Suspend Publication.

Calcutta, July 24.

Turkey Replies will suspend publication

All Calcutta newspapers ed in the West since the war,

Mr Pearson said the Assembly. according to Dr Bluecher.

might confine itself to setting up

next Tuesday as a protest Tonight's announcement means a committee which he referred

Istanbul, July 24. against the "wanton a8- that 20,000 well-equipped and to as "a United Nations Korean to work out highly trained men who formed Peace Committee

The Turkish Government in saults" on press reporters. photographers Inst the East German Security Serv-the arrangements for a peace a reply to Russia's recent note and

Когда. | fee—often known as "Žolsser's settlement in

about

of British Wednesday. the visits private army."-will be merged Asked whether he thought and

to American warships

Eighteen pressmen and photo- with the normal police forces. the Soviet Union might be on Istanbul this summer has de

Under Zalsser's control these the committeo, Mr Pearson reclared in a note that the visit #raphers were injured, two seriously, when/police attacked men were reputed to wield im- plied: "That is for the Assem-conforms with the provisiona mense power and to exercise bly to decide."

of the Montreux Convention on as they were watching a

Leftist

defiance control of the

of a ban special privileges.—Router.

Strait, it was announced here

FISHING BOAT

SINKING

The Hague, July 24.

The Belgian fishing

Black Sed

meeting held

It is possible he wit discuss this with Mr Eden, his chief lieutenant, at Chequers.

Carthy made deplorable attacks

He added that Senator Mc-

on people and gives people no chance to answer charges."

Mr McCarthy commented:_ I couldn't hold that against Pre- sident Eisenhower. I'don't hold Tho Prime Minister is also Ike responsible for what his re-

that the momentum latives say."-Reuter. “of his 'recint attempts to gain a actilement with Hussin should not slow down because of the absenco from the seeno of him-

He will want to discuss with

Senate Approves Tax Removal

Washington, July 24 The Senate today shouted Its

admission prices to

Mr. Eden "the effect of" the approval of 's measure-fo" res Washington decision to enli o move the 20 per cent Federal· · conference of Foreign Ministers tax on on his original desire to have cinemas, talks between himself, President The House of Representatives. Eisenhower, the French Pro-has already passed it. mier and Mr Malenkov.- Heu- The bill now

Roer to sident Eisenhower,---Reuter,

ter.

From ship to shore

and;

FOLITICAL CONFERENCE

The West Bengal Government Expressing some thoughts on

tonight,

havo order! an inquiry into how the political conference on

added that the the incident. The reply Korca might

Mr Turkish operate,

Government was 14- The declaion to suspend Pearson said it would be possi tonished that the Soviet Govern- publication of newspapers was ble to have a peace conferencement had asked for additional taken today at a general meat- with the opposing belligerents Information "which might be re- | ing of exiltors and proprietors of Licat Gustav V is in a cinking condi on opposite sides of the table garded as a sort of intervention newspapers and nows agencies

In a matter which International in Calcutta. tion 11 miles east north-east of In the accustomed manner,

the

The Indian Prine Minister, Mr Dut, be also envisaged the North Hinder light vessel,

the interested according to a message from the possiblity of a United Nationsge leaves in the discretion of

countries."Nehru, replying to the Indian Journalists Asociation of Cal- Dutch coaster Viler this after-comitee, including any mitm- ber of the United Nations

cutta, which sent him, telegram whother It had participated, in

about the polite attacks, said: "the gin with a difference is The Viler is alongside the

sen deeply grieved. to leam of back to pre-war 'perfection Gustav pumping her out-Reihe Korean fighting or not, in

viline representatives of the

these incidents and earnestly

and it's 17 UNDER PROOF!". other side to take part in a

hope that none of the journalists WDSS or

table" "round table

was badly hurt."-Reuter. conference,

noon.

ter.

BOYCOTT ENDS

Sheltering Ships Agreement

Message To Rheo

My washington, July 24. Secretary o State Jobra Dulles Got a new

Foster

That Buenos Aires, July 24. .'|

Tel-Aviv, July 24, the governmerita met Esrael and Beypt have agreed vice, which had been boycotted cerned would have to work to shelter each other's no-

The International News Ser Whida was the type of question by the local, pross since carly out in the Amably, he added, mary ships in dialecss it was May after President

AlsUCO | officially annoimised kore today,," Peron According to the mistico alleged that United States nows agreement, the political con- The new agreement will allow message to South Korean Prest

will "ettle through shelter and fe passage for ships, dent Byngman: Rhee after a 15- tins, appeared in the news-negotiation the questions of the paused to enter the other party' mlaute talk with President withdrawal, of all foreign troops territorial waters by enginn Dwight Eisenhower at the White papers today, ak

personal trouble, storm, or other retson House the afternoon, it was Anscolatod Prem, which had from Karcag • tho boca in a similar position, re-settlement of the Korean ques-beyond the control of the vessel learned here tonight appeared late in June-Reuter.

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