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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1956.
WITH PIRACY
All Quiet In Poznan Again
EGYPT CHARGED
BY ISRAEL Alleged Seizure Of Ship At
Suez Canal
with
United Nations, July 11. Israel today charged Egypt "piracy" in halting an Israel-bound ship at the Suez Canal but the Egyptians said
no
vessel
had been
refused passage
through the international waterway.
Anti-Slavery Society Victory
London, July 11. The Anti-Slavery Society declared in its annual re- port here today that its
help "in
เ
exposing the
forced labour systems in
the Portuguese
colonies and Africa"
had
governments
Isruel complainci to the United Nations Security Counell that the Greek ship Pannegia, pying between the Isrnet ports Haith and Elath with a cango of cement, had been halted under "earch and SUİZA practices
by the Egyptians at the canal on May 25.
Suez Canul in foct 18
system +1
Eban lokd a news con-
by
of
controlled piruty. lariaeli Ambassador Abbe S
An Egyptian spokesman im- meritally
change
.
wal:
Israel's
denlest He used in a formal
Did Not Refuse
Egyptian ama Elenities
10 the
African not refuse permission South the strip les pass through in
the Suez Canal. "put
on the
do-
2
fensive" and produced valuable "repudiation of the system."
ter
at tothom
In the light of Wus
would
established that the question of navigations in the Suez Canal was not involved.
However, it should be noted That the curgo of cement of the shop was not confiscatedi UL the
was given to the 11
proceed
This 119-year-old holy, the to Live ila nelivities Viewing your king Mar 31. and it
confirmad
draw JK! attention of the
world to the trafle in African bour Usat is un important part of the eculia anic system of the Portuguese colonist system.
11
Car al
Caplan 10
through The Suez
patrolling
will be
tanks aro Things are quiet again in the "bread riot olly" of Poznan, bus
against the regine the streets to make sure that any resurge of popnlar anger
Pictures of Poznan are at a premium—this one was taken through the ruthlessly crushed. windscreen of an automobile.— Express Photo,
IKE REPORTS TO
CONGRESS ON
SURPLUS DEALS
Washington, July 11.
contrary. perandsadom President Eisenhower reported to Congress today that the Government sold or donated $1,264,800,000 in surplus farm products during the six months ended June 30.
"In addition that. The ship has never been detained at Port Soid; and if it is sub there is dur
the captain's with the headquarter vompany.
Inter-w
Et adried 1211
Labour
Organisation ruation was at the time of writing con- sidering the evidence hall be- fore by the Soetely
Situation
arrangement total.
Of s
Tense
very
Overseas shipments accounted for most of the
The new amount brought the total cost of the
programme under a special disposal act to $2,953,000,000. The net, adopted clear and beyond any donate that in September, 1954, permits the
this
Mr
The report went int There have bery notable auditions to this evidence during the year The disclosure mide by ies1 Davideun
British Journalist)
1954 have brought
Mat of the Governor of Angola PAMPHLET FAILS
about
*FIC Portuguese Colo Office has btough! 0121 paraphlet to refute Mr Davul Bon's statements. In this a tirely falls, but it has made in portant admissions of the mumy - ber of contract labours employed in Angola.”
appeurs
therefore
matter has no connection whatsoever with the
PAVIGATION
in The Suez Canal us has been
barged by Israel.
When told his news conferener the Palestine situation was more Tense than before the Security
| Council sent Secretary-Generat Dag Hammarskjold last April on a four-week survey which re- sulped in cease-fire pledges from 1srae and her Aral neighbours.
United Press.
Paris, July 11. A delegation of 16 members reftrenen to In
Vored
Soviet of the of the Supreme labour in South Africa", the
USSR
Madame by
15
Trended
Research
Into First American
Washington, July 11.
cur-
Government to sell form sur- pluses abroad for foreign
donatione to rency to make friendly countries for relief and welfare
fluance purposes, to shipping charges, to supply re- lef and welfare organisations and needy persons in this coun- and to permit barier try, transactions abroad for strategic materinis.
Amend Act
to
'Nationalise
Malayan
Airways'
Singapore, July 11. Malayan
of cmployees Malayan Airways today called for the airline to be nationalised,
The
600-strong amployees undon sald "technically" It
welcomed the nows the British Overeens Airways Corporation was buying into Malayan Alr-
Bub
ways as it would mean balter training and equipment. the union opposed the handing over of the airline to foreign Intereste
127 MIÐ-AIR
COLLISIONS
Washington, July 11.
an
A total of 127 ale col- Hon stirred: in sklow over: the United States from the beginning of 1948 till the end 1985, Mr William Davis, Director of the American
of
Civil Automation Ad- ministration's security wer- vice said today.
Davis, who was address. ing a House of Representa- tives subcommitte Washington, proposed thKE dvil aviation pilota should underro aptitude icata every two years.--Franco- Presso,
MOLLET GETS VOTE
Paris, July 11.
The French National As- sembly today approved the principle of the creation of a European atomic energy pool (Euratom) by 342 votes to 183.
pressing
*
The Assembly, after four days of debate, adopted govern- man-supported motion, Ex
"confidenice in the Government to institute effective atomic co-operation among greatest
the
possible number of
European countries."
The motion presented by the Socialista, urged. tite Govern ment "ta contintre negotiations, almedi
at drafting, 2 treaty
-setting up Euratom."
At the same time, the Govern Inent was asked
to develop
ime co-operations inside the organisations for
European Economic Co-operation (OPEC). leaving open the possibility for
OFEC members of
"Or CYC countries that are not members" participate in or associate themselves with Euratom.es France-Presse.
to
Puge
'Part Time President'
Be Issue In
Will Election
Campaign
Washington, July 11.
The Democratic high command was reported
in agreement today that it should' make full use of the "part-time President" issue in the 1956 campaign against President Eisenhower.
Hammarskjold Will Try
Once More
Belgrade, July 11. United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold will make another flyg visit to Jerusalem and Calro next week with "no reason to change my basic fecting.... that there is enough goodwill there to get conaldomble improvement,"
This viewpoint wrs attributed to the campaign advisers of the three active Democratic preal- dential contenders and to the top-ranking oficiais in the national headquarters of the Party chairman, Mr
Paul
Butler,
President Eisenhower erased doubts about Ils second-trim
candidacy yesterday by passing the word through his congres- sional lakiers that he was silli wallable. Ho met them at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, where he is recuperating from
his Infestined operation,
Felt Better
According to Senator Styles Bridges, the President told the Republican leaders ho felt In better physical condition now thon when he made his second- term announcement ary 20, five months heart attack.
on Febrí- etter his
By hitting at Mr Eisenhower D a part-time President, the Democrats
apparently hope to keep the health issue. before the public in a indirect way. This technique
be would calculated to minimise the risk that stress on the President's health might backfire with the voterm,
Democratic leadars
expect to
Their presidential nominee" bounce around the country on strenuous campaign schedule, in contrast to Mr Eisenhower's. The President made it plain list winter that he thought born- storming Wie beneath tho Hammarskjold was peppered dignity of President and that he would havIC no part of it---- with questions at a press con- London, July 11.
ference tonight about his talkswhatever the state of his health. with Marshal Tia He declined
Hard Campaign comanart.
Book Exchange
The Chinese International book store and the Japanese delegation for the exchange of publications today signed an Malayan control of the airline agreement in Peking to would
publications between change training re that Court
the two
the countries,
New chemic for local stair
China News Agency reported carried out, unfem added.--Reuter.
wero
spokesman
Guided Missile
today
He said he would "steal" four EX-
After yesterday's develop- days from his visit to Geneva ments, the Senate Democratic for the meeting of the seqnomic leader,, Mr Lyndon Johnson, and social council for another gaid he was glad Mr Eisenhower go at the Middle Easter "feels his health is such that he problem He will fly to Berat is up to an arduous campaign." and on to Jerusalem on July 10, spend July 21 and 22 in Cadre, then return at once to Geneva, he said.-United Press.
13
The Japanese delegation now on a visit to China at the Invitation of the international book story the Good Shudian), ----Reuter.
Training Base Marathon
Marathon Penance For World Peace
Washington, July 11.
The US Navy today announced that it will shortly build an Im- portam guided missile training base al Camp Bonham in the * | Hawalian islands.
the the
Eisenhower'a report was re leased by the White House,
Eisenhower reminded Con- gress the administration has re- commended that
suct the amended
increase authorisation amount of Society said: "The ill treatment | Catherine Furtseva, arrived
foreign currency section from Ten thousand years ago $1.5 billion to $3 billion. of Africans who are given the Orly airport neur Paris today chuler of employment in form | for a brief stopover in Paris men roamed North Ameri-that the United States be per- The base. which will train
Bethet Ute
The
stone-mitled ca, hunting with Transvaal or of třðal for offencUN against the laws has again fren reported in South Africn." Chloe Mail Special,
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374
of
before going on to London.
to
carry
*1 kg• - delegation has been in headed spears, the woolly countries.
transactions with
vileď to visit Britain by the British Parliament, France- mammoth, the camel, and Presse.
the giant bison.
A British Crossword Puzzle
MUR
TAKTER
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12
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25
م
F
6
F
10
on
and
barter Navy
In the use of personnel Soviet bloc guided missile for the "Regulus" type, will consist of a series of Under the foreign currency launching ramps and is expected provisions, the United States to
$500,000,-- cost around Falls surplus farm goods to France-Presse. foreign countries in exchange for local currency. The United States uses the foreign money to Anance its various operations, and eluding military, in the country
of origin.
A
Known now as Folsom Man, these forerunners of the Sioux left fow and Iroquois Indians tracts of their existence. handful
points of spear some fragments of bone been found.
John Oliver the uf
Dr president Goographie
have
-
Since the beginning of the programme, the Government has ta Gorce, allocated $1,400,900,000 in 5121
under the National plus commodities
of this, Society, has an- foreign currency law.
these men and the cultures that last six months. followed them.
IMID need an expedition to study $801,200,000 was allocated in the
A
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14.
ANIRN
ATULED
2REM
ERIME
U+
NEAR BORDER
$600 Million
the
programme
Actual shipments under Sponsored Jointly by the foreign currency law since the Society and the Smithsonian beginning of the Institute, the expedition will be total about $300 million at ex- led by
Dr Matthew Surling port market value. About $225 chict cử tho Smithsonian's million of this represented ship- Bureau of American Ethnology ments during the January-June It will work in Russell Cave,
1050
period,
Aar Bridgeport, Alabama, close
Disposal of foreign surplus
to the Alabama-Tennessee bor under barter arrangements totalled $587.2 million, since the of which programme began,
con $250.2 million represents Iracts entered into during the lost six
the cave, which he bo- lieves was inhabited from 6,000 BC or carller to 1,000 AD: Dr
H
22
1
D
der.
In
24-
OSE
R RS
"ANGLE
E MEANS
ACROSS
1 Mohammedan (0),
6 Royal (B).
B Imprisoned (5),
D Log band (0),
10 Fearful (5).
11: Figure (8).
12 Leave out (4),
13 Cook (5).
16.inn (0),
18 Pulled along (0).
20 On the move (5),
22 Scrutinise (4).
23-Send (6).
25 Dirt (8).
20 Solcel (8).
27 Fish (5),
20 Intex
(5).
29 Hoportia (0),
29
מ
DOWN
1 Flowering tree (8).
Stirling hopes to find continuous deposits of man's implements, weapons and the bones of his prey. -
.
months.
Relief Purposes
The remainder of the come A test hole seven feet deep modules went for rellot pur ham taken the human record posce, a majority of them to back. 5,000 years the entire friendly countries. pottery-making period of man's jo on the site. The present expedition will exccarato a 30
4 Pertaining to marriago (7) foot square down to bedrock.
2 Direct (8).
3 Frozen (4).
Withdrew (7).
G
14 Yara
7 Assumed name (5)..
(5),
Press chief (8),
15 Speaks vehemently (8).
10 Soup containers (7),
17 Conveyance (7),
19 Fller (0),
21 Jollification (0).
24 A1 that time (4);
CULTURE
From preliminary examina tion, the cave soil is expected to offer a "culture column" in which culture after· culture hug jest traces,
At the bottom of this column, Dr. Stirling hope to find the works; and perhape the bonos, of Folsom Man, whose partitučin have boon, discovered: inte
The foreign currency sales
mado under have been agreements with 27 countless They included wheat flour) food gmins, elce, cotton, tobacco, dairy products; fate and oils 'fruits and vegetables, ment and products, cotton lintern seeds-United Press,
Money In Letter-Box
New, Delhi, July-11.
Postal authoritics neo embar- mood at Gurgaon, by th: Hladu arda. If much finds are mode, Holy, man, who, koops putting Start; they will be the first Blom romcarey. In letter-boxco. "La be
mains cast of the Mindsetup in sent to God datable context.
Ho refuses to take the money The Hummell" Cavo
avo, expedition Use because it is “dedfected;, to could well give science its first | Gocks, and harassbet officials fisve fall chronology of the aboriginal had to anks for Shatructional pr Pamorra NOGIH Artcirkonda
YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD,-Across: 3 Toolt, Aver, 'sig, 10. Trample, 12 Gb, 15 Alert, 18 slow, 19 Ebony, 21 Riled, 22 Spot, 23 Sepia, 20 Dips, 28 Redskin, 30 Hard, 31 Tomo 32 Merit, 33 Dire Down: 1 Storm, 2 Primate, 4 Osler, 5 Hand, 0 Peri, Blow, 11 Plods, 13 Loot, 14 Boy", 18" Toplo, **** 17" Brudi, 18 SUD, 20 Bossted, 22 Sped, 24 Etror, 26 Riga, 27.
Idol, 10 bed
INDIAN'S FEN-YEAR VIGIL
New Delhi,, July 11.
"It will be an arduous cam- paign," said Mr Johnson.
Advisers to Mr Adlai Steven- sen, Governor Averell Harriman and Senator Estes Kefauver were said to have agreed that the "part-time President" issue should be exploited,
Diminution
The managers of these three Democratic candidates, held a
here strategy conference
with Mr Butler and other Party officials last month.
Mr Stevenson has sald he
onces not intend to talk about
A man is sitting wrapped in a white sheet the outskirts of Delhi as part of a marathon penance to advance the cause of world peace.
Arrival Announced On TV
• in plcburmilla vetilkin writé Bélier
kowa of whom by: Ras“ himself · över a British
reciting
Later he intenda to spend gome time sitting prayers while a stream of cold water is poured on his head,
The man is Shri Shri 108 (to denote his high status as
D
Mr Eisenhower's hehill but he
does intend to discuss the "diminution" of the presidential **fice.
Vice-President Richard Nixon, who returned here today from
ris
round-the-world goodwill tour, reaffirmed his intention to seek re-election with President Eisenhower.
If both
Under American law Hindu Holy man) Nirvant were re-elected and Mr Elsen- 'Sundir Muniji Maharaj, and hower' were 'lator to resign or he is now approaching the end die in office, Mr Nixm would succeed. The Democrat party is
to expected
USO controversy over Mr Nixon's policies and 'personality as a major campaign In the battle to win back tha White. House in the election,
of a ten-year penance for world pence
ONE MEAL
of
The present! par! 'penance lasts 41 days Fach day, after some preliminary
Cause For Approval
Mr. Non told reporters at
cerémonies, he enters a square the airport that he was sure and starts a three-hour period Mr Eisenhower's decision to of meditation, after which he stand again despite his second bathes and cats hid only dailyliness would be "a coure for Imeal, some fruit and boiled approval... and for rejoicing"
vegetables.
the
Acian and European Muniji Maharaj: is only 27 countries. he had visited
He recalled that in Apri ho
and ho became a Hely, man had indicate that he himself when he was 18 after running
awi from: his home in Delhi would be willing to accept the to find a Guru, or Tencher, in Republican Party nomination the Himalayas. In 1940 he took again for Vice-President and "I
can say the his vow to painform; a ten-year
BJWUDALDINSIVÖnb. made
not penance for world peace,
in April has changed" he saidUnited Press When he completes the pre-and Reuter. athi phane Muniji Maharaj "will "mavo, to a sochided spot in the jungle and sit in one spot__in allence for four months,
The
Anal phase comes when he chaasta: Vedio-prayers, willa. cold waterzi. Les pogrod" continuously over. His head.
SMALL CROWD;
Reporter Apologises
Bangkok, July 11..
The Now, York. Tlines corrER pondent Robert Alden, whom
In Delhi he a attracting a dispatches criticising the That small crowd every day, and administration stirred up violent nocording to ono of his alpelions in Banglook, today ciples, it was at the roquest of apologised to the Government for Delhi citizens that Munil the articles, Police General Piso Máhurn) came to Delhistori thi Sriya Hammomced, today i part of his penance.
to newspapermen ∙nfter today's Cabinet Council ** During the penance, the, dis» | meeting, Phao zald Alden wert
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