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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1955.
Israel Wants American Arms Consideration Will Hundreds Security Systems
Be Given Says State Department
United Nations, Nov. 4.
Israeli Ambassador Abba S. Eban the campaign to collect planned to go to Washington today with a It is only the less-sophisticated list of arms Israel seeks from the United
"pennies for the guy."
children who bother to produce
A guy for people to subscribe to, only those with a low IQ who to to the trouble
of blacking
States.
While the Western Big Three powers' their faces in support of their representatives here remained undecided on whether to put the latest flare-up of The Beatty, modern child
violence before Just demands is money in the Palestine border coldly certain tones
plea for funds.
of
income tax collector, and,
the tax-man, offers only
mosi grudging ment in return for what gola
An Ике the
ADVANCES
acknowing
he
of the
one
THE long sprendover
frework season modern trend. Another, as no one who lives in London
can have failed to notice, is the marvel- ious advance made in packing car-splitung explosive Bound into quite small fireworks.
cate
In a nervy metropolis, where even so alt down to a cup of cuifce in a Maylar
is txx fisk having a bandit take a pot- shot with a pistol at your left ear, there is almost no limll to the fun young people can have
with a few simple ducing fireworks.
bung-pro-
As two young men discovered
Kentish Town
Lo
evening.
it was the time
the
other
of evening when public-houses and cinemas the empty their patrons Into streets.
FLASH-DANG
HE two young men, whome names were George and Andy, stood in a shadowy cor- ner, watching the crowds drift
whispered Andy
to George. Okay, George answered. He
Hit the Bash-bang be held, then Bicked among the hurrying feet of the crowd.
There was an enormous ex- plosion.
Women shrieked, men duck- ed. Two or three people started to run, bumping and boring in
directions. diverse
George and Andy watched the spectacle from the shadows, and could hardly contain their pleasure. They
were almost
ready for a repeat performance when a torch was shone into their doorway hideout. A policeman said: "I'm arresting you both for wetting are to and throwing areworks in a public
place.
To be on the safe olde, the policeman stripped the two youths of the unexpected Bre- works they still carried,
A
I WON'T INVESTIGATE
T the Clerkenwell court, the
two pleaded
guilty. told story was Powell, who when be heard it
The to Mr Frank
said: "I suppose they were very
big bange?"
"Yes,
sir," the policeman
said, "Fireworks Uke these," and rather gingerly
forward
specimens
he handed from the
youths' armoury,
"Well, I won't investigate the amount of noise they produce," the magistrale said quickly, ás though he feared the usher might light a banger as part of
me," the evidence. "Tell
the United Nations Security Council, State Department spokesman Lincoln White in Washington pinned on Russia and her satellites primary responsibility for the El Auja outbreak.
The British delegation was that leną prepared to send aTTIS
instruction
to Egypt and other Arab coin- seeking
from Foreign Oflee as to whether the tries in the event these countries Security Council should be sum- are uttacked by Israel. moned. A United States apikes- man said such a muve had been considered in Western consulta- lion, but authorisation from Washington had not
been sought.
No Reply
draw
from
Late For Tattoo
When Vice-Admiral Sir took Alan Scott-Moncrieff
the salute at last night's tattoo, late comers were still pouring into the ground, and continued to do so for
another half hour.
Even those who had arrived
i at the same time as the Admiral first one-and-a-half Hems on the missed the
programme superb Guard Mounting in ride regiment drill by the 2nd KEO Gorkhas, to
bugle a marked bund, und the mounting of ine Guard of Honour, in regiment of line drill-complete with the
the IKAsual order "Form Threes."
Yet many of the late comers had set out from home in good time. AL 7.30 pm, when be in patrons were advised to their seats, a two-mile
queue of almost stationary motor cars НАШ Caroline stretched from Last the Race Course, Into Wan- chai, and up Macdonnell Road.
'Navy Night'
Last night was "Navy Night" --when the salute was taken by Vice-Admiral Scott-Moncrieff.
One of the most warmly received items was a marching
Mr White said that the State Department
the has noticed news report but has received no news on the matter from Ameri- can diplomats in Baghdad.
Reporters were only able to him the general statement that the US-Iruqi The US, Britain and France, arms agreement provides that under the 1950 London agree-military equipment
to shipped to mait, guaranteed the uneasy Baghdad shall be used for de frontiers between Isruel and her
that lence purposes only and
Part of the contingent were Arab neighbours.
their end use be limited to the No reply had been
received etiner
specific purpose" envisaged in men of the Hongkong RNVR- Egypt or larael on
the only cviana in the show. agreement.
Full mar to
Malay submitted to всего proposin
declined The spokesman also
the RAF Lucin lost right by Secretary-
Company of
Regi- a published re- ment, for an excellent drill dia- to comment on General Dag Hammarskjold.
that the US would today th
תנb
the
display by men and band of the Royal Navy, complete with a model aircraft carrier "salling" uve the grass.
the
port The gist of the proposals was
to be a undur he have to supply Israel with anti-play; fatigue parties, for racing underslood
and flat out between displays, add- aircraft, azili-submarine
tha withdrawal
excitament; other
it the ing greatly to defensive weapons
of
Hghting and Israel per Soviet bloc supplies Egypt with the organisers
the blocks of colour in drill and approximately potent air and underwater craft, the bloc m.10 EL Auju da
which is what is said to be hay maased band displays,, and to pening.
the RAF dogs, for looking as if they thought it was all 4 game.
Advice alm
of Egyptian troops ad "unauthorised" sonnel from the 90-square
nulitarised zone.
Jargel conte, da
hos that il only
10 police forces
protcet farmers in the zone, important because of lu, road communiÇA- tions and its water focilities for the Sinal Desert oren.
rest
A Brilish spokesman said the decision on whether to summon Security Council did not
the upon
Egyptian សរអ Israel replies to Mr Manumursk- jola's proposals. Weekend con- suliations were expected among the Big Three on the underbox subject.
Arabs Preoccupied
Mr Ebon, who said yesterday Israel
had been assured
to bo in
your
The only thing 1 can say is that when the Israelis come up with their list we will Elve it seat by 7 p.m., and start geiting are not there consideration," Mr White said, worried if you United Press,
by 7.30.-W. S.
UK Accepts Sudan
Plebiscite Plan
London, Nov. 4.
Could Disappear
-Pearson
New Delhi, Nov. 4.
Mr Lester Pearson, Canadian Ex- ternal Affairs Minister, said here today that the North Atlantic Treaty Organisa- tion could disappear if the fear of war were removed and if the United Nations could carry out the security functions envisaged in its Charter.
could NATO or
"Then but only then any other defensive collective security system ... disappear," he told a meeting of the India Council of World Affaits.
has known puor world fear 1914."-Reuter.
since
in Europe UK POLICE
VISITING THAILAND
"When NATO was formoi wo hdd
reason good aggression and a polley by which
to
could úr aggressor attack" and defeat his disunited victims one by one," he said,
Mr Pearson said that in the present situation "it is I think to very foolish and no service peace or security for any gov- ernment or any leader anywhere to hurl threate or launch pro- vocations against any other."
London, Nov. 4. Snap Into Oblivion
senbor British police International tensiona "which officers, W. H. Palfrey, Assis- could snap us all into oblivion" tant Chier Constable of Lanca-
the Won
and Deputy Commander J.
of the London Metropolitan Police, will go to Thailand on Tuesday need for a two-month visit de guests of the Thailand Police, it was -Jentzied lime today.
had been eased lately, although "real peace is not yet with us" "But if we show imagination (en well as wisdom we may
Lecure it," he added,
"Now is the time for sizing and making the most of every opportunity that may tend to a better state of affairs than this
Upsets In International
Two
The Invitation was exterided in recognition of the assistance which has been given by police forces in this country to a con- siderable number of Thailand who visited police officers İritain
of part
their training. It was issued by the Director-General of the Thai- land Police---France-Presse.
DS
Table Tennis BOYS AND GIRLS PAGE
Belgrade, Nov. 4. The Yugoslav international table tennis championships here produced two unexpected results on the opening day today.
In the second round of the Men's Singles Voyislav Markovic, á 18-year-old Yugoslav junior, eliminated French champion Guy Amoursti
by 21-16, 12-21,
11-13, 21-17.
In the same round Kolman Szepesi of Hungary beat Ladis-
Can Sapek, to Czech inter-
national who reached the final
week.
The British Government is to inform the the Austrian championships
in Vienna corlier, tida Secretary of State Joan Poster Governor-General of the Sudan, Sir Alexander Szepesi won 21-19, 21-10, 21-18, Julies in Genera that 113
Leach, Jobimy
England's Knox Helm, of its acceptance of the plebiscite request for US arms would be
former world champion, had a gaven "sympasheục considera proposal made by the Sudanese Parliament on anooth passage into the third August 29, the Foreign Office stated here tonight.ound when he beat Jurica
Lion"
was booked to leave by Bir at 2215 GMT.
Arub
were preoccu- pied with whether
Inghet the uttack on Egypunn forces at El Auja sigraded the start of Anmed war. preverive
17ie British Government is also issuing invitations to the
by governments
the Sudanese Parliament on August in the inter- 22 to parucipale Shukury, chief of the Syrinutional
commis.. supervisory most out not detegnuon, was the
п This
the Wis spoke
mission referred
Washington, Nov. 4.
A State Department spokesman
was unable to say today what
com-
Former Bishop Dies
London, Nov. 4. to in the The Most Rev. O. C. Hub-
formerly of back,
Bishop of Calcutta and Metropolitan of the Church of India, Burma and
Anglo-Egyplan agreement February, 1953.
with the Egyptian
+
ine United States would do it It was further learnt that the Ceylon, died in hospital at Guild- American arms sent to Iraq British Government is ready to fund on Wednesday, under the US-Iraqi Mully discuss ogicamem were transshipped to Government whatever modifica had a fail in the street and had Dr Hubback, who was 73, had DIUST Arab countries for use
tions to the Anglo-Egyptian been admitted to hospital. against Isruci.
agreement may be necessary in Arma
Dr Hubback 'Transshipment
joined the order to provide for a plebiselte. Oxford Mission to Calcutta in The Question Came up at a
Ho Britain's views on the Sudan 1008.
consecrated ot when the press ounierence
was will be explained to the Egyp- Bishop of Assam in 1924 and spokesman, Lancola White,
Gamal succeeded Bishop Fose Westcoff, comment on a news tian Premifer, Colonal
he
Juked to
went on "is there anywhere in Kentish Town where boya can
light fireworks without it being an offence.
"No air." Armly.
was
Barlovic of Yugoslavia 21-14, 18-21, 21-10, 21-14-Router.
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AFTER THE "TATTOO”
Round off the evening at the
Parisian Grill
report from bughdad saying that Abdel Naseer, by Sir Humphrey Bishop of Calcutta and Motto NORBERT MATISSON the Irugi regn Minister had Trevelyn, British Ambassador in politan of India Culexi the US, brush and Cairo, when they next meet. Hubback retired Ave years ago,
on
French Ambassaqura
to protes. France-Presse.
the policeman said
|
eguinst the Israeli attack against
Egypuan 1orces on the night of November 3.
Nelthor Andy nor George had anything to say.
"I shall discharge you condi- tionally" mid the magistrate. "Pay, 10s, costs each, and don't
La sagain, It's against the
45
me,
The two left, "Excuso sir", the policeman said, "wni you make an order regarding the, disposal of the remaining firewor
..
The Iraqi official was reported-į
to have void the Western envoys
Rediffusion
K.T.
1.40 p.m. News,
Weather no
Oh, no, give them back." Curig the Wayne hung wald the mightrote
said the police man; He looked a little end, I thought.
It would have been fun to
for there is only onc certain way of doing that, in the words of the print- ed instructions, Apply light to
of the flash-bangs by
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