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THE CHINA MAIE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, · 1956.

NATHANIEL CUBBINS

ORD

renders SELBORNE'S ancient

The Times Libra: And your doubts and chance their cautious fears dispelled this afternoon. Bill which seeks to might

l you havo entered for the legalise the issue of arm a bit more.

local flower show a duchess will swürd first prizo for your glani marrow. Boorple: Petronise the rich and vulgar today. They may give you a winner or a Stock Ex- change up.

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Assuming that Mr Garth and licences to newspapers and Miss Jane proved popular The mako them model their Times might then go flat out for style

A reformed The Times has a big circulation. caused a lot of amusement form of cheesecake would soon appear among the photographs, In Fleet Street.

though I for one, hope that it ko no further than the of hunting The eltat measurements

dowagers Properly clothed, of

'Lord Luck'

Even

amusement will more might h caused if Times modelled itself on other newpapers.

A

They could shut in a modest AN

way with a couple of genite- manly comte strips called "Mr Garth" and "Mias Jane." After all they always called that real- life

Horror-come Stalls "Mr

"Mr Garth." unlike th The half naked muscle-bound

frase who is always resentfog half-naked girls from dire peril #net leaving them broken- henrted, would be quietly ant decently dressed wearing either on Of Elonina or Oki Harruvinn tje according to which boot was favoured by the ends in

1. The

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when Mr Carth was cricket expitali England. He would appear in faultless flanels. In the win- tet, when I was Hugger cão- fain of England only his knees and forvarme would be revented

excitement

among

to cause mild exe

well-brought-up, bded pirts who watched him moving his rude every day

"Aliss Jane

viru might expect, would never the seru.

Juh and summer, in winter

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underwear. Her Jane 5. tcomid the other in shirt and the shorts winang Notesf women's wagtes som rio Centre Court

Whitedon 17

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eteyard hereils 227 1225012 women's open gulf champsteam - ship.

1 Me Garth at Miss Jane nwach indig- kular

oht net cause fon natin

antong

and

Sagittarius: Stúbborn resistance from bank managers around noon. Crecht squeeze pre- vents п third mortgage the old ancestral home.

Д sample or Marriage Casebook

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Mirlay predictions for Then mit of the los drawer it The Thines on the ranks of the popular Press Capricorn: Vivid, exciting ex- periences likely Perhaps the

vieur will come lu ten. Aquarius: Stop worrying. Your hunband will never god out about the Ullest brigadier, Places: And you stop worrying ແດນ Your wife will never And

abent

#led witiew

Aries: God tiny to beght long

distance travel V{) (11སཱལྡཥ་ minker at bikely to follow

you to Tibet Taurus:

This

Ha elity for bishops, behind The Times in Athem until things kas |

the

Ciemini:

You Ye us to dont- nan, but remember dia 11

11 Purple is Pagigged gel in Keny Cancer; Future prospeels good hat you won't be in the next High ups FC- Fonours List member something unsavoury Unked with your past, Leo: A thrilling evening if you Fire reball, adventurous, thnt gardener you carvi afferd and hunt your own slugs by torchlight

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Virgo:

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This may be your lucky

for the Honours Li Keep in with the right people nad don't pass the inlly

ROLEX

FTER which the Grand Old any of Fleet Street muy let down her grey hair and ruta # "Marriage Cuscbook," by 4 doctor of philosophy

The Courless X wrlies:

in

"While shooting grouse Scotland last year my hun band the eart, “aped 52, felt deeply in love with a ghilliers daughter

the Glorious

Tuvjih of August,

"As I was Hot in Scotland of the time he imagines that know nothing of this affuir, bart siner the fourth joatman I also his loader on the mours, the story soon became i the ekkel tople

of

gossip

below stairs,

"My problem is, should

let the pari know I am aware infidelity,

1

the suppli

itage best should

I pretend inerrance and wau

foor

UNA"

for

to enne

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THE COLOSSUS OF SUEZ

INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS.

World Copyright by arrangement with the Manchester Guardian

NOW! SEND TROOPS

TO SMASH

ET there be no mis-

iK

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"You rate imagine my em- barrassment when the fourth

winks fout wan

at the ear! fine the Corious Twelfth of 1956 is mafioned

take about it. and says, "There ought to he

#s 1

Britain some good girl

facesi with

decision bear lordship."

doelor The

which will affect every replies:

Everyisndy knows that middle-Briton and his children und

sometimes 29 |his children's children. ng husband off the ends, and as your Lady-

believes

stair Chi

1s For mark this and know I think it would be

it to be true. If the Suez 1

ignol unce pretend Tha

innocent Ex

of

philosophy

By

NASSER

Hugh Fraser

TORY MP for STAFFORD and STONE

the Suez through route which saves millions of man-hours and money for our food ships in peace and Astride troopships in war.

international access to the Canal. the international pany itself.

By the action. merely

com-

NINTHET not article offends against

treaties years to bullet. These precious upon article in many 12 years of the Suez Canal's life between 1888 and 1954, but he conception outrages the whole and spirit that Nasser would fich from us.

of a seaway imter- Certainly let us concert with nationally dedicated to the the Sudanese to free them from benefit of all mankind. lear of Calro by underwriting

No. if we have to act alone and by offering them own Nile dam. Certainly let us conception, Will our friends be demand

r¢* Nile water us they were at Abadan, critical agreement

ami

carry on our and hostile? own construction in the Nile

They will not be, Valley and East Africs.

have it mul in Canal and its oil route falls the pathway of Empire will their currency help for their It will be in defence

the distressing mener of the Jower orders,

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of this "As in most kind, it would seem that his

feeling

[

into Nasser's hands then the everyday life of Britain Is in Nasser's hands too.

That one man in Cairo

MAN

in Cairo

our

squat an arch volent enemy.

and male

Certainly let us be prepared to turn off the top against

But it is not all. Should we surrender to Nasser now Lodhi has hast his will decide whether our fue- neither the Colonial Office Pact will security marital

nor the Bagdad workshop, 12tory. our Therefore perhaps your Lady office will be able to stay be able to arrest a wave of

14 23491 entirely without

That one hysterical and triumphant Eypt on the Nile. suggest, with all open next year. May 1 blame

nationalism that

will decide anti- British Latlyship respicet,

your should search her heart and ask whether our morning bus which will endanger our oil herself if us Lordship may not will keep on running.

throughout the le resources be missin the warm affection That was invished upon bin in will even decide whether we Middle East, will impinge on our can take that week-end trip Africa, could destroy the early years of marriage?

friends and "gyen an eil, acrtiskomed as by car. At any moment he allies and our he is 10 Spermus Ilving, can

can cause catastrophe for can yet bring this country feel lonely in a cute without

to her knees. love,

and might well appreciate Britain. In homely welcome in a humble

Inge

his

My advice to your Lady- ship is to diseniss the insolent

ond footman

accompany Lordship to Scotland to see that he keeps his mind on grouse

dooting,"

World Copyright)

is to

able For Nasser will be to decide at any time whe

go on ther Britain getting the oil which keeps her alive.

He will hold the veto on Empire's quick sea

our

From JAMES COOPER IN NEW YORK

TEENAGE CRIME

SHOOTS UP

New York This looks like a plan to dry

the first-class service. beenuse it is expensive to run-

TEENAGE crime in New up T

York rose by nearly and drive richer passengers to half in the first six months the air lines and others to the of this year compared with cheap conch service. the same period of 1955.

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WHAT NOW? Supreme test

Certainly let 119 consider Cer- other exonic sanctions. tainly let us see the balance of arms restored between Isruel and Egypt in Israel's favour.

Certainly let us speed our construction of giant tankers to by-pass Suez.

These are all excellent, long-

But coukt any term measures, one imagine that the threat of them would be suffelent to hall Nusser within,

the next seven days!

No.

IT

is true that for the present calamity we ourselves have a heavy responsibility.

I blume both the and the Tories.

Socialists

say,

HOW

DEBT

IN -to Russia

of this

[OW can America object to the enforcement of the sanctity of international contract in the Middle East? How can Norway, or Spain, or Raty, object to the of their flects protection through Suez? Will Bagdad ob- ject to humiliation of Cairo?

10 Will Khartoum object containment of a lynunt?

the

of Whatever their telegrams

Canal's over the greetings seizure, will Nasser's Arab allies have anything but terror of him if he gets away with defying the West unenthed?

We must face realities.

There is now only ons surd way to rid Egypt and the world

And what

Wil of Russia? of Nasser. There is only one Russip move

to Nasser's way

to curb his defiance of support? She may, with arms international obligations, and and technicians, But if we do not act now Russia will move in with for greater force in the not just the near future. For she will move into an inheritance of chaos and Communism without having Bred a shot,

ABADAN. That Wis the that is by force. starling point. When we The use, and crawled away from Abadan, we show of force. were already on the way 10 this present humiliation. And that

work of the

the wns Socialists.

FIGHTING?

If necessary

Then came Suez. Never, never, never should we have withdrawn our men from Sutz. POR what

earth is the Yet the Tory Government with- T point of our base on Cyprus drew them. If there had been re- If it is not for an emergency solution then, there would not like this? be tragedy now.

And what of Nasser himself? Is it not possible that he bos over-reached himself? Is it not possible that he is strong only of In the cult in words and hysterla?

DILEMMA IN THE NEWS

SHOULD

ARTHUR

MILLER TELL ON FRIENDS?

by

DAVID LEWIN

London.

THE dilemma facing

Arthur Miller is

T

angry one which has split friendships and broken homes.

to

It is a dilemma which many Americans in Hollywood and li the New York theutre have had face. For it is need that Mr Miller, playwright, author, and husband of Marilyn ilke many others Monroe, has been clied for contempt of Con- gress.

What this means is just this: ft Mr Miller cares to name the olher writers who attended Extruputist discussion meeting with bhin in 1947 he may go free. It he continues to refuse to "name namis, then, on conviction for contempt. he can go to prison fer up to one year,

So far Mr Miller, on his op- pearances bufore tie Un-Ameri- has can Activites Committee, made his position quite clear,

He said: "I will tell you any- but I can~ thing about

not lake result for other

human beings,

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Yes, says Miller, I did Plate with Communists, I did ta And out about Commu- try 165

isin, and I am not ashamed of I am completely dis- That-bo

about Communism illusioned

**I had to

Bw.

lo hell to That meet the devil," he said. is as far as he will ge-and no further.

self

But in America to purge your-

of the past

sin of Com- munism you must name names,

or faco a prison sentence a possible jub boycott,

was

and

American

Millor knows this, for he has scen what has happened to people he knew, well. A firm friend of his director Ella Kazan, who staged Miller's play, "Death of a Sales- man

Kazan was brought before an Un-American Activities Ccm- miliee, Kazan talked. He talked about

himself, and he named others who had attended Com- munist meetings with him.

Because he named names Kazan is now "in the clear." But he is no longer a friend ot Arthur Miller.

others were

Hollywood director

There Kazan.

beform

Edward Dmytryk and nine other Alm writers and producers and directors were sentenced becauso they refused to talk about their past and refused 10 list their

associates

The ten went to prison. At the end of his six months' sentence Dmytryk, from his prison cell, Issued a statement saying he had changed

ged his mind. He decided to burge his contempt and talk.

he He provided names and was immediately cleared. Today he is one of the most successful Alm-makers in Hollywood.

But the other nine came out of prison to face a boycott 112 Hollywood.

one And not

of those nine will speak to Dmy-

tryk today.

Arthur Miller knows all this. He knows too that in England and in France there are a score of writers and film men who,

him,

ilka

have faced the threat

Some of them no longer have passports.

Adrian Scolt, a producer who went to prison rather than talk, Hia lost his job and his wife. wife divorced him because of his beliefs.

Is it not possible that he but But what exactly will fores moves not from strength

from bankruptcy? Four hun- of a prison sentence. These But this is no time for re- mean? An ultimatum? Yes. NLY seven people turned up crimination,

Americans in Europe decided That can ONLY

wall. The declaration that unless dred million pounds needed for

£70,000,000 Aswan;

promised they would not return home. RU for the Sunday service

There is only one

question Nasser veps his hands off the

in compensation to Canal share- Arresis of boys and giria

Courtland, California0 the facing us.

What action are we Canal-we will send in Wor holders; £100 million needed to 16 under

totalled 4,820, 718

minister, the Reverend Robert going to take here and now? ships and

Suez with expand occupy

the Canal basin, against 3,416 last year, and Clazie, is mimeographing his

our troops? Yes.

£50,000,000 promised to com- 2,681 arrests of juveniles were

and posting

Munich Even more than at

the Britain for major crime.

pensate the Sudan. Huge debts this must be for

Very likely this ultimatum

to Russia. moment of truth. The moment will be sufficient. But if it of irrevocable and final decision, isn't? What does force mean These next few days must be a then? The reoccupation of

of Our supreme test

national Egyptian soil? If necessary. lose out will. For if wo

to yes. Fighting and killing and Nasser our Commonwealth and destruction of the enemy? .If Empire will sink lower than necessary-yes. Hardship here Dan Nineveh and Tyre,

by the temporary closing of the Canal? Yes,

Of all arrests

for

sermon absentees serious THREE out of every four US. crime, 41.2 percent involved scholds have a TV set, people under 21, said Police

the Census Bureau. reports Commissioner Stephen Kennedy,

The only bright spot in his And one in 25 has report is that in districts where or more,

two sets

extra police were called in to ORMER Governor stem crime waves there has Thornton, Republican

candi

been a decrease in lawlessness, date for Senator in Colorado,

As the

S the police chief was giving now's, 16-year-old James Alford was stabbed to death at the door of his Harlem home by a 15-year-old

Egember

of the "Mighty

his

challenges

Democratic rival-expected to be Charics

V

Brannan, Secretary of Agriculture under President Trumen-to "a cotton-picking

NEW CANAL Precious years

late hour no protesta-

our

The risk is small

NASSER Man of straw

Arthur Miller la due to return to Now Yaric at the end of August for a few weeks to sco his children. - If he caresles out his plan his passport

may bo cancelled immediately and he will face trial.

Or he may decide to give up his trip and stay with his wife until fier flm is completed in London in October. Then ha would, return with: hen,

Miller's friends in London ars convinced that he will back square-up to his problem; He says "My. loyalty and my feel- ings for my,country are not affected in any way by the prob➡ lems I taon,

Milter is not the man to run the throat of

WHAT fate can be left in this WHAT

new paradise for the Egyp- bo tian peasant, except as a soldier Of

there will. course

across the Israell in glowering people donger for British Egypt, But will there be any frontier, or as a slave on Nasser's danger in this action for Bri- folly at Aswan? tain herself?

Is it not possible that this wheat shocking, cow millding, Ations are enough. Action is

compared colonel who organised the re- calf branding demanded. calf roping or

If the whole loyal with the danger that would treat from Intel, who did not gang. And across the river in contest! to decide the election Commonwealth and France and accrue if we took no action. move against us while a single Newark, New Jorsoy, LATOY

extinction British private remained in tho "Butch"

Smith, aged 15, was CTRESS

Valentine the U.S.A. will set with us, so The danger of slow Nancy

Canal Zone, is nothing but a killed by a shotgun blast fred A has called off her yoga much the better. But if not we of our national being.

man di strow? from a passing car....

wedding to Frederick Tuling- must act alone. That is

This, then, if needs be, is the

Thia, then, is the sticking THE two biggest passenger- The

het, a Hollywood stockbroker, incluctable destiny,

calculated affront we may have THE

former wite of the Already, we learn, the Gov- to make to so-called world point, The political point of no carrying railways in the Maharajah

.of. Cooch Behar

return. The task of four Prime away-oven from ernment is taking tough steps opinion. But will world opinion Minister's calculation and prison, He will not remove him U.S. ure abandoning their first postponed the wedding because to prevent Nasser drawing on be so much against us? elses passengers to the air

leadership is a heavy one. But self from the struggle in the sho I

his supplies of sterling. But do lines,

and must not hope that in the future the Now she says: "But that not let us for one moment sup For too long we have tolerated Britain The Pennsylvania Hallway evening he went out with this pose that a man like Namer will the creeping barrage of Namer's give way before this act of climat

changes and the New York Central ex-wife and didn't get in until be deterred by a few bold tags aggression, ie Hilorile techni International brigandage. Least Raliway between them they three o'clock, in the morning" at his punt. UNDER Gà, que 1 of Vae domande, legal of all can a Tory Government history as the carry one, in every four train

quibbles, and quick grabs. Now go down to passingers are pricing them- PROADWAY director

Then what else can we do? we have him in flagrant breach Clovernment who lost out of the first-clasa

the of solemn International agree Diarnell won. DGartein says the proposed Certainly let ur coouider I márkot by asking for a 50 V Bean" O'Casey's: "The"Shodow of national canal, cutiinig up from the International convention of "ABut in his grim; moment :-of | play attacking; "the Commúnist

alternativo interment, Before now be has broken week stage revival in New York of idea of an For "coach" passengers like Gunman has been cropped Ababa on the cost aide of the 1886. Now he would destroy it resolve let not the Prime Minie The whole nation Britain's second class they are became the Irish dramatwa Sinal peninsula, but even if completely by destroying the in- fer four, Fasking only five: percent more. Bocused of being a Communias, accepted it would take 10 or 12, which guarantees: fair will be behind him.

ecíves

[cent farce increase:

War

Jack

cannot

what

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of anti-Communism

the better. And I do not bellevo he will

those rumes. Already, he has said "No" to the mazgostion that he 196 his "magnifilõent ability to write a completey Beave

Milkler. Im not the man to take

tho, Buxy Way Outr

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