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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1956.
West's Middle East Position CABLE ACROSS Japan
Threatened
RUSSIA WORMING
IN WITH
DANGEROUS SPEED
London, Sept. 5.
Official diplomatic quarters warned today that Russia is worming her way with "dangerous speed" into the Middle East, seriously threatening the West's strategic position in the Mediter-
ranean.
The acrelated. Soviet often- Dive i Ne pa k Few days of to hel ten" with Mateusters
nation Berm wal tess to this houdteel Kremlin policy, they said
5-
wgs with
Mw'n strutegy centrates at present estraibily
va emboliled Egypt,
hink now
Afghantastanı
kamerstuhly involved the strate Ki kingo
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To
the
Fast
Significant
w days have xeRTI godeant Soviet
OK The Middle and New
An manouncement of
angelton "Cultural agreement betarra Humu ned Egypt. als deimils and ungalami « flons have that been dizelosed
prom Egypt with 200,000 tons of whent ton po ment in Maryolan Correzev, this would Patatet * Britasdi taamal queeze on Egypt
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Without Strings
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Tim contraris were said to
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Washington, Sept. 5
“Floating Stretcher' Demonstration
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A "floating streicher", to be used to transfer patients to a hospital ship in case of bad weather, is pictured being demonstrated at Zandvoort, Holland. By means of the stretcher, if the weather is too bad for the hospital ship to approach suffiolently close to the vessel seeking help, the patient can be affixed to the floating streicher and hoisted board
hospital ship.-Express Photo,
Printing Shop "Nationalised
Djakarių, Sept. 5.
The attemple of "certain private circles" to sionalise A foreign owned enterprise In Macassar could not be Justified, the Governmem announced to- day following press reporta that three newspaper owners had taken over the Macar Printing Shop in which their papers Sre published.
The
newspaper owners announced that they had "taken over all rights and responsibilities of
the shop. Macassar Printing
Dutch owner in from the conformity with the spirit of Indonesia's abrogation the Dutch-Indonesian of round table conference agreements.”—Reuter,
A-POWERED
LIGHT
CRUISER
Washington, Sept. 5. The Navy today
El Mendhi Ben Abud, Morde- | nounced award of
f1x1 ambassador to the million contract
today presented
President
mugly co-ordinated | cu's It s with similar moves on the partited States, Eus! Europea vl
bl predentials Rubela's
to Fisenhower. --France-Presse satellites and even of Chino,
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Britain And France
Explain Suez
Stand To NATO
By HAROLD KING
Paris, Sept. 5.
CHANNEL
Anglo-French
Power Exchange
London, Sept. 6. Britain and France in- tend next year to begin laying a cable across the Channel for the exchange of electrical power be- tween them, the Central Electricity Authority an- nounced here today.
The cable, estimated to cost te about £4 million, should complete and ready for use in 1800. the Central Electricity Authority added,
the
A Joint committee of Authority and
Electriette de France has
recommended the laying of a single cable to take direct current between 120,000 and 150,000 kilowalls at 200,000 voits. This would be equivalent to four sing: core cabados Carry- ing alternating currest,
Use cf direct current would ellminate the necesiity of lay- ing many cables in the bed of the Dover Straits.
would
niso allow the electricity grids of the two countries to control their frequencies independently
lond
inter and regulate the change with precision, the on- nouncement said.
DRAW ON SYSTEM
The committee had been studying the project for rome lune
The purpose is to allow cach country to drow on the system of the other during their different Seasona periods or Leok demand.
Poze 8
Wants Sample Guided Missiles
From America
By ROSS MARK
Washington, Sept. 5.
Japan wants samples of United States guided missiles for research work, Mr Keikichi Masuhara, the vice-Director-General of the Japanese Defence Agency, said today.
Mr Masuharo told a
press conference that he was sk for the sample guided missiteni as well as a number of other inilitary items in talks with American Defence arch State Department oflelals which open- ed today.
United States officials told Heulor later that they would be "quile sympathetic" tu Die Japanese roquists, though the supply of Sumne of the Itens would be open to negotiations.
High Officials
Mr Masuhara hekt bia press conference following tulka
RUSSIANS ARREST
7
VESSELS
Tokyo, Sept. 5.
The Soviet Union today emphasised its claim to Habomai Island, Northern Japan, when A
Soviet
seized seven
with the secretaries of the patrol boat Navy, Army and Air Force, and Japanese fishing vessels on
of the De-suspicion of having vio
lated Soviet
to
been
United States
pro-
territorial
md
other high officials fence Department,
if the Alked was exerting pressure on Japan waters.
top up is defence
A Japanese coustguard spokes. gramme, Mr Masuharu replied; } man cudd the reven vessels SO far that subject his not were part of a fleet operating brought up Jepun has in waters north of Japan in the expressed His views ori force viclafty of the Habomal goals for 1980 and the United Shikotan elanud. States knows those goals Very The spokesman sold three well."
other fishing vessels seized by the Soviet patrol boat ta10 yesterday were released by order of the
captain of the Soviet patrol carly this moming. NO LICENCES
In reply to a further question, Mr Masuhara added: "I might not be appropriate to say that Japan and the United States are
agreement ar complete
น France depends mostly on furys goele The significant faci hydro-electric power stations is that
Defence the Japanese variable with
A output and has Agency has announced its forea too lite electricity in the dry goals and has kept the United summer months. loo much dur-] States authoritles informed." In parts of the winter.
The authorised total number
10%
Contest
more
Britain has mainly fust burn
stallons with output which Kwes her than enough power
power in the sum- but cannot always cope with heavy winter demand.
Daily peak periods also differ two countries.--China
mer
In the
Britain and France today explained to their allies in the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation | Mati Special. their stand on the 18-nation plan for international control of the Suez Canal.
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Canadu and Belgium. which Both M. Spaak in Mr LAB- the ler Pearson, Canadian Extermi were not represented at London conference
Suez. Affairs Minister, have haul talks fully supported" the 18-pation | in London with Mr Lloyd propomis now being put to the past few days. President Nasser of Egypt in Several sources said there was Calio, smirces close to NATO no dissension at today's meeting seid.
on Suez.
REFUGEE CALLED SWINDLER
Berlin, Sept. 5.
of personnel in Japan's sen, land and air forces in the final year of 1956 is 215,003 men, including an army of 100,000, u maritime self-defence force of 26,716, and air force of 14,434, plus other personnel.
Grant-Aid Basis
howdizare,
Mr Masuhara said that he was negotialing in Washington for
lanks, rides ond
10.000 machine guns for
new army recruits
year. envisaged supply of the materiel on a grant-aid basis.
this
With regard to vary forces, Japan undertook the construction of four destroyers under licence during the last fiscal yeur and wanted to build two more this year. He looked to the United The East German ADN States for radar, sonar and other modern equipment for the war- As a ships. news agency described "political swindler" today a represented 35-year-old East German present
Greece Declined
Five
hallons Canada, Bel-
Unusual wervey surrounded the meeting of The 15-nation Atlantic Council in the Palace of Chaillot here. But Mr Lloyd, who presided al The London glum, Greece, Luxembourg and conference. WRS reporleti 10 have given the Council » Null account of the various phases of the Suez crisis since Egypt nationalised the Canal up to Menzies mission In
the present Cairo.
Long Talk
Icoland-were not
Ert the London conference. Grocco declined an invitation
to attend
There was no Greek inter- vention in today's debale.
source said
one
Me
Masuhara said Japan's
maritime force W08
rufugee, who claimed to be equipped mainly with old armed landing craft which were near- the son of the East Berlining the end of their life. "We would like to have destroyers Mayor, Friedrich Ebert.
instead," he said,
who gave his The refugee, name as Kurt Ebert, crossed into Mr Lloyd later disobed the the Western sector last Wednes- moeting as "useful."
Press
were
correspondents told the delegations had agreed
silence maintain session. A NATO spokesman
a $18.3 the to
Mr Lloyd bod 6 Electric
long talk Pennsyl-with M. Christian Pincat the to
French Foreign Minister, before atomic the Council
session and later guided conferred for an hour with the French Premier M. Guy Mollet, before returning to London.
Westinghouse Corp., Pittsburg, vania, to make the power plant for a missile light cruiser,
i will be the world's first tomic Surface vessel. The muclear promision plant is being designed and developed by the Atomic Energy Commission in co-operation with the Nuvy.
The cruiser is part of the Navy's current ship building programme,
"I will be fitted out with the most advanced armament and guided missiles available Beet use," the Navy said,
BETHLEHEM STEEL
Navy previously an- nounced that the cruiser will be built by the Quincy, Mas sachusetts, yard of Bethlehem Steel
Corporation, subject to
The
tracion of satisfactory
negotiations.
day and since has given inter- views to a number of Ameri- can occupation officials,
Whe
The agency said the refugee was no kin of the Mayor.
It
Just Samples
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Ministry of Fisheries
sald spokesman
fishing leences Were required for vessels operating so close to Japan.
During the recent Soviet Japanese peace treaty talks in * Moscow the Soviet Union offered to conskler the return of the Haboral and Shikotan islands to Japan.
The talk WETR suspended on August 13 when Japan refused to consider Soviet territorial claims.
A Japanese coastguard patrol boni has been sent to investigate the arrest of the seven Japanese Ashing vesels-Reuter.
Moch Talks Disarmament
With Mikoyan
Moscow, Sept. 5.
M. Jules Moch, French re- presentative on the United Nations Disarmament Com- Asked boy! the following
mission who is visiting Items, Mr Masubara said:
Guided Mistleto "we would Moscow, today discussed like some guided missiles from disarmament and other the United States, just samples problems with the Soviet for research work in models to tid merely that Mr Lloyd as sald investigation showed Ebert be made irs Japan."
Deputy Foreign Minister, chairman of the 22-nation Suez was born in January, 1921 t Aircraft: "We are domestically Mr Andre Gromyko. conference had come to give Schwiebus in Brandebourg. manufacturing
licence under the NATO Council first hand The agency gave olher de F-86-F jet fighters and T-33 Laier M. Moch called on the on the London dis-talls about Ebert's origin and Trainers, but until they are Soviet Deputy Prime Minister and especially
to in- family. It sald his "stardus ucd States to provide F-88-F charge of the Soviet Government
requesting
the Mr Anastas Mikoyan, who is in form member nations not re- and fring slatements" thus had
United the Suez
been disproved "in a matter of con-
fighters. So far there a nom absence of Marshal Bulganin ference of the proceedings. houry."
negotiation going on to build and Mr Khrushchev on hollday. Normally Couneli meetings United States Army head-later types of jets.
M. Moch plans to see Marshal attended by Foreign
Nuclear Weapons: Ministers quarters here confirmed earlier
"We have Buigenin Later and hopes to are followed by an official com- today that Ebert had sought| made no request for atomle meet Mr Dmitri Shepliov, the munique or press briefings, refuge in the West
warfare help at all.."
Foreign Minister at the Black being screened at the Morlaer- When a reporter asked if the Sea resort of Sochi where he is felde refugee camp. - France- United States appeared holidaying. Presse
favourably American
NATO B011CC9 sald Mr Lloyd's review of the Suez crisis followed the lines of his airport statement before leaving London | prosented at when he said: "We hope and are working for a peaceful solution
but there may come a time when vital interests which are not ours alone may have to be protected."
Nothing Dramatic
source
M. Pineau told the Council of vše the complete Identity of for
One delegation
sadd existing bewtten France and Britain in this matter. Both
there was nothing dramalle" about the NATO ecasion boen countries have
taking
It military precautions since Egypt was part of the rules of NATO that member governments should nationalfeed the Canal in July,
Conference sources Bald M. keep the fellow members fully Paul-Henri Spaak of Belgium, informed and, if anything, Mr
the four Foreign Lloyd's briefing today was over Ministers attending the session, due. WRITI the Western Powers This soures said there was no against any violding to in attempt to use the occasion as A timidation.
means of getting some sort of Tho situation is grave,” hejolt declaration.-China Mali
Special. was quoted as saying.
COT-
The Navy said today that Westinghouse has been awarded the contract "to furnish reactor compartment components for a nuclear-powered guided mls- elle light crülser." Estimated cost of the contract, on a cost- plus-xed-fee basis, is $18,335,- 303, the Navy sald. United
Press.
Fadden Waives Duty On Bells
Brisbane, Sept. 5. Federal Treasurer Sir Arthur Fordon is the man for whom the bell toll at St Anno's Church of Englood school in
balls, 80 years old, were to the school by the Not- um Mechanics Institute, lingham England.
the Blue. Star. Iina carried
free to Brisbane and then
YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 1' Repair, 5. Ruses: the Gustethe Department In-
should be
oquo
of
Was and
DEATHROLL 121
Hyderabad, Sept. 5, The deathzroll in the train disaster at Mahbubnagar three days ago rose tonight to 121 as mare bodles were recovered.
The disaster occurred when two coaches of a pastenger train plunged into a swollen rivulet when bridge collapsed. Repter.
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End Military Draft At Earliest
Convenience Says Stevenson-
Los Angeles, Sept. 5. Mr Adjat Stevenson today called for an end to the tis millary draft "at the earllest! possible moment consistent with the
the national safety.":
Party's Democratic
pro- The Der
the sidential nominow told
of the national convention American Legion he believed this was "the national will" and "I subscribe with all my heart to this purpoet'!
attacked Mr. Stevenson
"playing Repablis polliks with peace and for blaming the World
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STATIS
Stevenso said military experts believed the armies of the future would use mobile units equipped with tactical atomie weapons,
of
the
The candidate 'denouneed
Republicans for saying the "Democrata were responsible for the Korean War and the Republictes stopped 1,"
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disposed towards supit of his pro Jocted defence programme, Mr Musuharu replied:
you to
No Big Problema
WORLD PROBLEMS
Diplomatic
Sources mid to- day's discussion between M. Moch and Mr Mikoyu ronged from the Suez to the American elections in a general survey, of world problems.
"The time has not ripened as Be any indications on the part of the United States But according to our past ex-
M. Moch declined to com perience we have no big prob- ment on the discussion but the leme about furnishing equip sources said their talk indicated ment. As for the programme to Soviet concern about American build two more destroyers, it in foreign polley, tomada, to the not yet
time to estimate
Elsonhower-Nixon the light of an attitude of the United States.” election victory which the Rus
American officials said that slons
to expect.---
the, matter of the destroyers Router.
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that
negolinted)--Router.
would be
LACOSTE LEAVES HOSPITAL
appetr
Colombo Plan Experts
Colombo, Sept. 5. Forty-three overseas experts including three Japanese, carried out economie, development work Algiers, Sept. Si, this year in Sout», and South- France's - Resident Minister, coet Asta under the Colomba Robert Lacoste, said today his Flat for technical co-operation, Mr Stevenson cald the Com-
munisis endid the Korean solo alm was to establish a "fair.
between Fredeli A review, released today by war on terms "cssentially tho
Moslems
Algeria in the the Colombo Flan Intommation same as those proposed framework of the French nation unit, sald 20 of the experts werd earlier by 'President Truman's
Lacoste, who left the hospital" provided by Australia, Carida Administration,
the today after
kidney operation; | 17, Japan three, Britain two and war became "improfitable" to was broadcasting his thanks to India one." China.
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"Already it has become ap- parent that our most urgent need is to encourage trained men to ro-enlist rather thinn to multiply the number parily-trained mon," said Mar
Experts were also provided Stevenson,
made He charged, however, that the Laicosto
the messages for the development of telo "We can now anticipate the Republican Party for helped him in his task to point communications In Pakistan
posklisilitys bopefully but beg-
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