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Harbour Tunnel
TN presenting ita consult-
ants' report on the pro- posod harbour tunnel, Government yesterday ob- served that it intends to undertake
0. detailed examination of the project in all its aspects. That is, Indeed, very necessary. It is far too vast and costly an undertaking to permit any hasty conclusiona decisions.
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1955.
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FADE IN SCOTLAND
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NOW IT'S GROTEWOHL'S TURN
BORDER INCIDENT
E. German
Egyptian Premier Going
Soldier Slain
the
To Moscow
RETURN OF POWs
Berlin, Sept. 14.
Tel-Aviv, Sept. 14. Israeli patrols today killed The experts are in no doubt an Egyptian commando well as to the practicability of within laraell territory after
The Soviet Union and East Germany an- the scheme from the con- he refused to halt, military atructional viewpoint, and spokesman Major Dan Gov nounced tonight that they would hold a 'Moscow this aspect need no longer announced.
conference of their own following up the Soviet- But cause, dispute,
there are several obvious snags,
Ho said Israeli patrolmen West German talks that ended yesterday.
the Egyptian Western observers predicted that the two not the least being the ab-encountered solute necessity of acquir-near the outskirts of Kissum. Communist regimes would use this new conference ing both Murray Barracks They shot at him after he to steal some of the thunder from West German and the Murray Parade started running from
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's agreement for re- Here is an Immediato and The Egyptian, said to have lease of German prisoners held in Russia.
The East Berlin and Moscow radios announced first-class problem which, been about 20 yeras old, was
half a day after Dr Adenauer flow home unless it can be resolved, wearing a khaki uniform over tonight automatically rules out ahis farmer clothes, He also from Moscow that the East Zohe Premier, Otto harbour tunnel as con-wore a military winter over- Grotewohl, and an East German delegation would colved by the official x-coat, Major Dan Gov antd.
arrive in Moscow on Friday to begin the new talks. perts. Government reposses.
UN Inspection officers were alon of the Queen's Road-
However, neither Communist sald
starting Garden Road military lands called in to investigate the station has told its listeners yet on Friday will continue the of the Soviet-West Gaman pogotiations" begun during that ia, we bellovo, a subject of incident, the spokesman added,
the relonge of visit. agreement on continuing negotiations, but United Press,
This was Dr prisoners.
Ground.
with little prospect of being
Batisfactorily finalised. Whorefore it may be 4.6.
border.
sumed that should Govern- HUGE DOCK
merit approve the harbour
tunnel scheme, it would be
Rome considerable time be-
fore anything positive could be done about it.
A
THE other big obstacle is tons
finance. Based on current
The
FIRE
Jersey City, Sept. 14. three-alarm fire, fed by
a
Railroad
1
-
the conference
be "further measures Adenauer's major achievement ww Bald only that the subject in conferences with the Soviet aimed at the development and rela- consolidation of friendly Premier, Marshal Bulgania,
Herr Grotowohl and Marshal tions between the USSR and the Democratic Republic Bulganin started talking about German
the touchy prisoner question (East Germany)." last July when the Soviet leader The East Berlin announce- visited East Berlin. The Moscow ment paralleled this. United Radio announcement
un- on
tonight Press,
MR. R. G. CASEY
ASIAN NATIONS AND MOROCCO
Watchful Policy
A DRAFT TREATY Adopted
Berlin, Sept. 14.
the
The surprise announcement Soviet-East German
United Nations, Sept. 14.
The Asian-African group
RED CHINA'S ADMISSION TO UN
More Trouble In
Argentina
Arrest Of
Reported
Assembly Will 50 Officers Give Thumbs Down Predicts Casey
Washington, Sept. 14.,
The Australian External Affairs Secre- tary, Mr Richard Casey, today predicted that the tenth session of the United Nations General Assembly, which opens next week in New York, probably would postpone for another year any consideration of admitting Red China to the UN.“
Mr. Casey, who has just concluded two days of conferences with high American military and civilian officials here, told a 'press 'conference he "would not be surprised" if the Assembly voted this year, as it did in 1953 and 1954, to “not consider during the cur- rent year" the question of admitting Red China.
The Australian official also U.N. Assembly. He will return
on September called upon the Peking governs to Washington ment to give more specific 24 for the annual meeting of the evidence that it is sincero in its ANZUS Pact Council. desire to lessen tension in Asia and the Paclic.
In response to questions from reporters, Mr Casey also offered He said, "We are still await the following information. ing word from Peking that they. He does not expect the to discuss have put the use of fores out ANZUS Courell of their minds."
Pacille defence, Japan's role in
assumes that the Mr Casey added that "we although he want a bit more conviction that Secretary of State, John Foster the Peking government is pre-Dulles, in giving his customary pared to mend its ways" and mention the matter: "In
review of world affaks declared that the same applied
2. Australia "does not fect to the Soviet Union.
Casty Mr
warned against called upon to take the initiative diplomatic contact against to restore.
with the Soviet Union, - which,
Communism Das.
Buenos Aires, Sept. 14. New hints of trouble in Argentina's armed forces cropped up today in the form of reports that more than 50 Army officers had been arrested, some of them with members of their fami- les.
The Army Minister, Franklin
from the manoeuvre
uren at
Lucro, returned unexpectedly Pampa de Olaen just before noon ference with President Peron.
was not certain
and Immediately went into con- whother Lucero's sudden trip was linked
with the reported arrests.
A Radical (Opposition) Con- aman, Carlos Pureite, de
manded in the Chamber of De puties that the government con- arm or deny the reports, but no reply was forthcoming immediately.
it was true the prisoners in- Senor Perette asked whether
cluded officer from the Army tochnical school.
BAD FOR REGIME
and
It could not be determined immediately whether the report ed arreste were Halted with the "conspiracy to revolt" said to have been betched by Brig-Gen. Dalmiro Vixela Balaguer four other officers recently in Cordoba, the Western province in witch the Pampa de Olaen manoeuvre ground is located.
Disloyalty in the Army could be bad news for the Feron re- Air Force and rebellious gime, which was attacked by
Navy officers on June 10. Only Prompt action by loyal
the troops led by Lucero saved the
Meanwhile, is was announced Chat Catholle Bishop, Miguel de Andreas
concrete evidence that the closure of a Russian so#11” tent night on the
both in the. East and operating out of the Soviet Em- / Minister, Ildefonso Cavagn
Rods, West, really intend to change bassy in Canberrüt.. their tactics and objectives.
A GREAT MISTAKE
Tartinez, him.
with
and had a pordial The Bishop's 3. Talks among the eight nations which signed the South-alt endet rumours that he, one of the most outspoken east Asla defence pact on how clerical critics of the regime, to counter Red subversion and had sought asylums in the
havo
of castor beans, raged through city pier today,
to a setting fire
docked ship costa the entire project and sending
up thick smoke would involve $160 million, and flames visible above sky- with annual maintenance
mid - town
An East German delegation of Man- :apers in
going to Moscow on Friday will talks was listèrpreted - here as of the United - Nativus to- | lowering : ... more jude broken." following the charges amounting to some-hattan. thing more than half a
the Soviet move to save the face day adopted, a.“ watch and All Jersey City apparatus, submit a draft treaty to million dollars. The capital New York fireboats, Coast Soviet Governments (on" the of the East German government see policy on Morocco. cost would be spread over Guard cultors and
Mr Charles T. O. King of Penn- repatriation of convicted war on the prisoners problem.
Western observers
wero cer- six years involving
Brabeat criminals and civil internees anj sylvanla
of the 17 Liberia, chairman Soviet the
government
nation bloc, said after a two and annual outlay of nearly $27 fought the blaze, which was ex-from East Germany in the Soviet tala
would seek to explain to the million.
!pected to continue through the Union, it was reported here.
a half hour meeting of the East German government the night. No injuries were TC- Herr Otto Nuschke, a deputy Soviet promise to the West group that it had taken no None will deny these are for-ported.
East German Premier, sald German Chancellor, Dr Konrad further action on Morocco.
"We shall just watch and sce," of fames,
"I think that people general- Infiltration in that arca midable figures, though that
yesterday East Germany would Adenauer, to release shor he said. does not necessarily mean determined origin, broke out on
0,620 former German
The
ly believe the possibility of a made it possible to take "pro-Brazilian Embassy as a political announced two over a oplet combat this refugee, prison
group terms the soldiers serving a harbour tunnel is finan. the east end of the 400-foot continue negotiations with Busia all
wocics ago it had decided to put would be a great mistake, to cold war technique, cially beyond the means of westward, and
pier and spread Soviet Union, Hudson River
in the Soviet Union. licked through
Moroccan question before drop our guard ori Euch the Colony, The Con- creosoted
The fact that East German the
evidence pilings underneath. sultanta compute that when rugs towed the burning ship,
Horr Nuschke, writing in press and radio reports on the the UN Security Council. In relatively short
view of the French moves we have had. Wo his outcome of the Soviet-West toward deposing the Sultan of these honeymoons in operation the tunnel the
have Fort Rellance, to mid-magazine Neue Zeit, sald
government had made detailed German: talks
4. Australia favours adinis Morocco and would probably handle 800
toward giving have got to get more concrete sion to the UN of all 17 coun- stream where fireboats battled
proposals to Russia on the ignored Dr Adenauer's an vehicles every hour over flames
-specific Soviet some degree of self-government evidence on hoots, The Fort matter following a
matters tries whose applications are with
visit to nouncement of the 24-hour period which Rellonce,
a government vessel, Berlin last July of Marshal promise was believed to reflect to the people, the Aston Africa befors we can believe it is now pending, including those Fishing Boat Sinks:
Best countries are understood to be new era," declared the Aus of the Communist bloc, with means, assuming a toll of Wik undergoing fumigation to Bulganin and Mr Krushchev, the disappointment of
tralian
representative.
of Communist $1 a vehicle were imposed, take the castor beans as cargo, the Soviet
the exception
Crew Of 17 Lost Communist Party German government leaders agreed to await the outcome of
the current French efforts.
Le Mr Casey said there was no! China, "which the annual revenue
a separate The Baker Castor Oil Com-leader.
King said the group had
the
nit" problem."+" Moroccan a eix-nation, com-meeting last July and the cur-
Mr Casey is "sceptical": pent Red China-US talks there about the possibility of India, of composed
had been "most useful” but said
would
the pier from the
be in the vicinity of seven pany leased and a half million dollars, city, the police sald-United On auch a basis the tunnel Pres. becomes a reasonable finan-
cial proposition.
There are several factors to
Anal
consider before any decision can be reached, but there is cause for autis- faction in the knowledge that at long last an official blueprint for a harbour tunnel is in existence,
PRISON FOR 8 JAPANESE
São Paulo, Sept. 14.
on Germans will held in
the
Reuter.
far So
THREE-WAY TALKS
M
smitted
mitteg
· 19
have
had
before-wo
doubt the Geneva "summit"
ONE EXCEPTION
the
Senor
Cavagna also was visited last night by the Papal Nuncio, Mario Zanin, and Magr Albino Mensa, pro-Vicar of the Catholic Church administration in Argentina-United Press.
A., Portuguese dahing boat,
Graca
Deus, Bank anthe
Lisbon, Sept. 14.
de
Egypt, Byria, Indonesia, Iran the real test of Communist in- overall Pacile pact taking the today with the loss of 17 crew of SEATO and the mutual members off the west coast of tenticas would come i
such place
Portugal
between Recurity agreements
Porto and sessions as the October meeting already has with Japan,
Labou of the Big Four Foreign Minis
AH aboard perished. traila, New Zealand, the Philip wil try when they solve specifie
pints Nationalist
China and death roli might have been problems. Soviet professions of n de- Formosa. He said: "As far as larger but for the fact that the sre to lessen tensions will be Australia is concerned, we crew's normal complement of tested during the next few have considerable obligations 25 was not complete,France
Presse (Contd. on back page, Col. 2) months," he said,
and Liberia. Moscow, Sept. 14, Societies of the three countries
CEYLON MEMBERSHIP An authoritative Soviet source but would be "much more Ambassador 5. S. Gune sald today, that East Germany officia],"
wardene, Ceylonese envoy to would be called into three-way
Germany in the United States, met with the He said East negotiations with the West Ger- Russia would be returned ta Asian-African membere today mans and Russians to discuss East Germany and those coming to push Caylon's application the reuza of German prisoners from West Germany to the Bonn for membership. He talked for Eight members of the Japa-of war by Russia.
Republic. The source also sald 30 minutes with UN Secretary nese "Cherry Tree" Society a
The source Indicated clearly that Germans in addition to General
Dag
Hammarskjold group which has been demand-
to that the talks, following up the those convicted as war criminals earlier in the day. ing permission to return
The
group Le strongly in sentenced to nine Moscow conference agreement, would be dealt with in arrang- Japan were
would be by government re-
ing
the repatriation months in prison here today.
programme. favour of the immediate admis The men were sentenced for presentatives of the three States. The spokesman also disclosed sion of Ceylon.
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, that there were 90 'GermanG having
Mr King read the, following Japanese Invaded
working under VANGUARD, the Royal Consulate-General
last before leaving for home today, voluntarily hera
announced the Soviets had contract" in the Soviet Union. communique to newsmen at the having struck Navy's last active battle- March 10, and
conclusion of the meeting They will be free to depart as ship, has been placed in officials and damaged furniture. pledged to start releasing Ger-
and expressed unanimous Members of the Society at the man war prisoners at once. to me were
subjects, roserve. It is hard
This was considered typical of l¡ views on a number of carrying
The pledge was obtained in out hunger strike to get entry per- exchange for 13 West German the technical question, some of including the candidatures of
on Brazilian agreement to establish diploma- them minor, which the members
of the of mits to Japan. The
Broup for Rusdans are likely to seek to various offices of the 10th authorities Intervened and dis-tio relations with Moscow. persed the members of the The authoritative Russian bring East and West Germans General Assembly of the: United Society throughout the state of source said the talks would not together "step by step."United Nations, ita continuing concern
be held between the Red Cross | Pross.. Bao Paulo.-France-Presse,
Exit Vanguard
imagine the Navy without one after its centuries supremacy at sea,
But Vanguard is the victim
of an age where voracious progress feeds avidly on Impoverishod resources. Manpower and financial problems blight the Lords of the Admiralty. With her large establishment and hor costly maintenance, sho was the obvious target for economy-conscious admirals
even in the Royal Navy where from the time of Drake, Vanguard's lineal forbears have crowned our Bea-borne exploite with renown and glory,......
Strategical
Lime
the
soon as their contracts are up. (today - Asian-African group met
Discussions: Soviet Stalling
Disarmament
More
United Nations, Sept. 14.
Russia objected today that President Eisenhower's arms inspection plan contained no provision for real disarmament measures..
Soviet delegate Arkady A. Soboley declared in the United Nations disarmament sub-committee that the United States, in presenting the Presidential proposal for an exchange of military blueprints and the right of serial and ground inspection of all arms installations was asking for a discussion of one aspect of the problem in "a vacuum"
considerations were possibly also involved for this in an age where
But
Mr Sobolev steadfastly This was the dret now Items in and was designed to lead to a the techniques of atomic warfare on land and sea rotused all torte by delegates a long-ries of queries put to reduction of deme demand careful study and United States, Beltalo, Mr. Soboley by the Western Mr Blassen will report to the
Franco and Canada to draw powers sharing the past two and President in Denver on Friday, prompt action. So Vanguard
out on details of the a half weeks. He has severed. He told newsmen his trip was retires to naphthalene ob Kremlin's own - disarmament | node.
for a regular scurity And for the first proponia
"Pratfdent on his "a time in her life Britannia Canada's Paul Martin.
thi
14 called upon to. maintain arcmillan at the Rumlan, her son traditions without the help of an active owes and provisions the
ship: But, who doubts
tões had in, mind
So far as concerns Red China, Mr Casey noted that the Com munists continued to disturb the Northern provinces of Lao were obstructing the work of the International Commission
in Vietnam, and were at logger. heads with UN officials over the Neutral Nations Super- vkory Commissio work in Korea,
WIDE DISCUSSIONS
Mr Casey
said that during regarding the situation in North the past two days he had dis- Africa, and the urgency of find-
cussed a wide range of military ing a solution to the question of and diplomatic matters with dow members, with special cm-
the Acting Secretary of State, phasis on the caros of Asian-Herbert Hoover r, Admiral Arthur Radford. chairman, of the Joint Chiefs of Sten, and officials of the Central In- telligence Agency
African applicants..
"In connection with the last matter the group took hole of the urgent appeal of the Am bossador of Ceylon to the United States of America, with which it is in full sympathy."-United Props.
He will go to New York to- morrow to prepare for the opening next Tuesday of the
Flood Deaths Reach 54
Ostenita, Bept. 16..
The death roll in Orisis, where the' wors, floods {for. s. century have been raging, for the past 12 days," has risen to 54, socording to official agizon given here today Dr Vanw An Indians didustries, Minister) N. Kanungw, EMA
salo are under water, which will stood 12 feet deep in many
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