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、 THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBÉR
"MISUNDERSTANDINGS PASSING
More Flexible Spirit Needed Among Allies
MURPHY'S ASSURANCE
New York, Nov. 29.
Deputy Secretary of State, Robert Murphy, said tonight that "whatever misunderstandings might exist between
ROBERT MURPHY the United States and its allies on
Invasion Of Hungary
NOBEL PRIZE
WINNERS PROTEST
Stockholm, Nov. 29. The Spanish poet, Juan Ramon Jimenez, winner of the Nobel Prize for
Middle East policy "are passing.”
He sale
barrier to Soviet expansion,”
Commo
Mi
to
In this Mese, the Pre-
relations between
We Allantte
In Duct
Augusta, Alabama, would remain "a successful James Hagerly, press Secretary at the White House, today con- firmed that President Eisen- Speaking before members ofhower had sent a mesuge the Jy wish Joint Distribution the French Premier, Guy Mol.
New York, el, several days ago. Murphy also urged "a new and me fexible spirit" among the "cuuntries directly involved incident expressed the hope that France and order
fach ta'e permanent the United States would t Mickle East pr -
tinue on the friendliest footing. In a specks, de vostud largely Premier Thanked to the Midule East, Murphy raid there were "honest differences of opinion regarding the method i of solving problems or achisy- ing objectives."
tu
Collective Security
of
tho
con-
Hagerty told reporters that the message had been trans- miled to the French Premier by Douglas Dulon. US Ambasador in Paris, and that to the It consituted a reply 13 CÆRKO
of congratulation went by Mollet to the Presi- den at the time of his ro- election.
adicted
The presa secretary that in his message. Eisenhower the French Premier and expressed "the hope and destres that American-French relations will be continued on the most completely friendly
Literature in 1956, and seven other Nobel Prize
"It does not mean that be- winners, have sent
cause such differences ariac tele.
that tritional and cherished gram to the Soviet Pre- friendships and understanding mier, Nikolai Bulganin, are irreparably damaged." protesting against Soviet
Revailing that ohe
thanked in Hungary, it foundations of American foreign pressure was learned here today. policy had been the intakslish-
ment of a collective
security The messute was sent throuzh ↑ the intermediary of the Swedish: One of the major clients basis, and co-operative basis, as
ingasem between nations, Murphy Commitee for Cultural Picen
| of
system
collective se unity is the North Atlantic The telegram and that even's Fix Hungary presents a flagrant alliance, a keystone of
hamme rights, and demanded, the FRANTZIA 11 Nobel Priz wines, the t mediate withdrawal of Soviet troops from Hungary.
OTHER SIGNATURES
the Nobel
That
foreign polley Nothing a bas happened in the recent part should or must be allowed to disturb that albane, including
it does our oldest and deares fiends," Murphy added,
.it
they have in the past.”
Hagerty said the Middle East question had not been mentioned
In
President
NICSIRKE,
Eisenhower's
He said That as far as he knew, Eisenhower was not at
The Deputy Secretary of this time contemplating a meet-
French mising with
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either the
Prime
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Buch
place might take
a meeting early next
did not
of
по
at
In addition to Jimenez, the Stu other signatures were winners of understandings of the moment Premier or the British
Prize for Medicim, there may be, these are passing.
Minister, Sir Anthony Eden. John F Enders, Hans Adolf The North Aliante Pust will Commenting on an opinion
Lipman, Frederick
reman a successful barrier to expressed by Senator Walter H. C. Robbins, and Thomas
Savi expansiun." Wellers, winner
Nobel
George of the
The United States should not Prize for Chemistry, Linus Carl Pouling, and the winner of the 15 momenut r-lax its "allen- year, Hagerty said he Nobel Prize for Physics, Fritz Hon 1+0m the overshadowing rule out the possibility of a Big Zernike
hanging ovET the free Three conference in the future, Meanwhile it was announced world, constituted by the policy but "two weeks ago, I said I
President of the Soviet Union," that Augusta,
plans Murphy knew Eisenhower suld today that the salt.
the Hungarian voltage peuple WON ALL tispuration for frevaum - loving persons throughout the world
President The
urged Americans to contribute gener- ously to the campaign launched by the American Red Croap lo- day to collect $5,000,000 emergency relle. for Hungary ard for Hungarian refugees in Austrto.
alt
for
In a telegram to Eisenhower, Mr Roland Harriman, President of the American Red Cross, said that 83,000 Hungarian refugcen had entered Austria und that thousands more were arriving cach day--France-Presse,
Taken Lead
So
the Middle
Returning Easteru
crliis, Murphy re- cailed that the United States bas "taken the lead in efforts to intel the immediate situa-
Hon."
He added that the United Staten would also strive to find
BOTULIONS permanent
น} the problems of that region. He ex- pressed the hope that a new and more fexible spirit could be developed among the coun- tries directly involved."
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80, 1956.
Shake Hands With A King
King Baudouin of
STRIKE ADDS TO DIFFICULTIES
IN ALGERIA
Algiers, Nov. 29. Almost all Moslem shopkeepers in Algiers to- day kept their shops closed, following a strike call by the General Union of Algerian Tradesmen to protest against the sanctions taken against shop- keepers who took part in a strike on November 1.
Last night some 10 leaders of [aune type of manufacture as the
Tračerren's Unton were bombo mate by Communis placed under arrest by the | terrorist, Yyeton, Yveton, who French authorities, The strike was arrested earlier this month, Is scheduled to last 48 hours,
has been sentenced to death for terrorist activities.
Two clashes took place today betyeen French security forces
rebel
groups in the Tebessa area of Algerià, resulting in 32 outlaws killed and 10 taken prisoner.
the
An Algerian rebel terrorist today threw a grenade at u Fretich mamy truck in Benleaf, a coastal centre some 30 miles Boutheast of Telmecen, killing a French offlcer soldiers.
non commissioned and wounding twe
Farmer Killed
Rebels killed a European far- mer and seriously wounded his Fun last night in the town of Bayard. some 18 miles from Philippeville,
were
were
Two French policernen kled an three others wounded yesterday in th clash with o rebel unit at Sidi All
and
A convoy of arms from Tuni- sie was intercepted_near Elina El Abold, south of Tebessa, in the resulting clash, The rebels lost 17 killed and 8 captured. A quality of war material POORVETES,
was
In the other clash, 13 outlawa were killed and two were cap- tured south of Tebessa. Two members of the security force ware killed.
Ambush
Meanwhile, In the Tencen Dou, in the Kabylie mountañas | area, recurity forces met a will-
region.
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Egypt Exporting Cotton To East
Caine, Ney. #9.
The Government - kas arranged for cotton to be exported fur thể Far East from Bues instead of Alexandria sined the Sues Canal is clósző,
At the same time,
is was announced that Egypt bas already
started shlonjOK cotton from Alexandria, to=" Europa
Commersial circles; uuid" the United States in ex“. perled to "bloomte: Kgypt's. prinse trades following the severance berotas with Britain and Franco,-- Unded Press,
Franco-Libyan Treaty Ratified
Paris, Noy, 20 The French National Assembly today completed legislative actiuo, approving the ratification of the Franco-Libyan treaty, which calls for the return of Fezzan to Libya,
The Council of the Republie (Senate) approved the rail@ca- tion by a vote of 198 to 92, following approval by the Nitional Assembly carlier this
month.
armed outlaw group. Sap pench forges during World
fighting followed in
mountai
the high untry. with the
The Fezzan was occupied by
War two in the campaign con-
French forces killed three re- bels and seized
a number of rebels loing 20 killed and 12 ducted by Marshal Leciere. artris, In another clash in the taken prisoner. sume region, near
A Quahias.
In the Bone area, army units French
stiny patrol killed 17 Algerian rebels.
In Algiers itself, a French wir force patrol arrested 1 wo terrorists who
bad thrown a grenade Into a cafe. Ten rebels were arrested by a French army
Fort near
National. Several rebels who sought tu escups were killed
patrol the Belgians shakes hands with a youngster as he traves the Town Hall during his official vial to 8 Nicolas-Waas in Belgium. — Express Photo.
MR K CRACKS A JOKE
Tomato
At
Drinks
Juice
Yugoslav
Terrorist Bombs
The Franch authorities in Algiers today confirmed the a number of bomber found un- exploded yesterday in various parts of the city were of the
TUNISIA
Party REQUIRES
Moscow, Nov. 29.
Soviet Communist Party First Secretary, toasted Soviet-Yugoslav Khrushchev, the Nikita Imoment, and I haven't changed friendship today in a reception marked by warm cordiality between the Soviet leaders and the Yugoslav Ambassador, Veiko Michunovich,
that statement."-France-Presse.
Ceylon
Bases
Transfer
Negotiations
CAPITAL
New York, Nov. 29. Tunisian Prime Minister Habib Bourguiba offered today a guarantee of "a good return" on foreign capital investments in his
The reception was held at the, diplomats present at the recep- country as well as special Yugoslav Embassy In com- tion memoration of the Yugoslav Na- tional holiday.
drank
Khrushchev
only
tax favours to stimulate the country's long-range development. Speaking to
luncheon of
The French Ambassador, M. Maurice Dejean, who conferred It was attended by at length with Bulganin at last
Soviet
Premier, night's reception, Khrushchev,
held another the Council on Islamic Affair, conversation Nikolai Bulganin, State Control Long
the an organisation of with
American Minister, Vyacheslav Molotov, Soviet Premier tonight.
businessmen whose interests lie; First Vice-Premiers Anastas
in the affairs of the Moslem Mikoyan and Lazar Kaganovich,
world, Bourguiba sald: London, Nov. 29. Defence Minister, Georgi Zhukov tomato julee early in the even-
"Colonialism has not allowed 118 to develop the necessary Anglo-Ceylonese negotia- and other members of what is ing but toward the end of the
sometimes called the "active reception be agreed to drink
the a technicians,
nor to amass the transfer of nucleus of the Soviet leader-few tions on
glasses of champagne capital we require today. To British naval and air force ship.
korat Sovit-Yugoslav
friend-apply our plan of economic bases in Ceylon to the
ship.
developments, we shall appeal to friendly hations for tecitalians and capital.
SAFEGUARDS
Colombo Government open- Outdoing Each Other
ed today.
An authoritative source sald that the Ceyon delegation to the private discussions Was led by Sir Claude Corta, the Dominion's High Commissioner in London.
Com-
He was assisted by modore Royce de Mel, Cola- mander of the Royal Ceylon Navy and Mr N. D. Jilla, an Besistant secretary
the Ceylon Ministry for Extern:41 Affairs and Defence,
to
Bulganin, Khrushchev and Molotov appeared to be outdoing each other in their courteous attentions to the Yugoslav Am- bassador and his wife.
The presence of the im- portant Soviet leaders and the Invitation
extended to Michunovich to speak ira ง televised broadcast over the Soviet radio tonight seced to confirm Khrushchev's remark to The SOLLTEC said that the the Yugoslav Ambassador at an will neach ministerial Albanism reception last night: level when the Ceylon Prime we have, of course, differences Minister, Mr Solomon Banda- of opinion, but
We are also
talks
ranaike, attends them from friends," Monday next onwards. Mr Bandaranaike is expected here
by
air from New York
Saturday Router.
to
Khrushchev, laughing, turned lo a group of Journalists and "We have just been told sald:
a malevolent but amusing joke, "In this long-range work we I'll tell it to you just as I beard | bave undertaken, we need quite It: Sir Anthony Eden (British large investments. This is why Prime Minister) B Several doctors consult together safeguards
sick. we propose to give necessary
and give this diagnosis; Inflam-capital which may be invested in Tunisia, and to assure a good mation of the Canal."
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Laughter
for the foreign
"Our tax system will be made flexible and we will go as far as
to grant tax exemptions in cer-
tain cases of pubile utility.... The joke was greeted with our economie Independence has laughter by the Soviet leaders never meant bolation, but co- and members of # visiting | operation with the free nations, Rumanian delegation, who were for we need them as much as gathered round--France-Presse, they need us
the role of a pilot nation." United Press,
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maliscation bill
Rene Coty.-France-Press.
must
ambushed a Brou of rebela, now be signed by President
killing Ave.----France-Presse.
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was in the Secret Service
Here, too. Turista can play FROM Eton to the Communist Party, by way
→ Cambridge and Socialism... out of the Communist Party.
... a seeming Nazi sympathises . . . an intimate the Rothschilds.
Tokyo, Nov. 29. In his radio talk, Michunovich A Japanese Goverment on said he was pleased by the spolzesman
tonight the
Singapore, Nov. 29. general consequences of the Government was considering Mr Chow Swee Kee, Binga- normalisation of Soviet-issuing a national amnosiy onporda Minister of Education, Yugoslaw relations, and he the occasion of Japan's entry to and Mr Ismail Bin Dato Abdul stressed the need for sincerity the United Nationa
Rahman, Malaya's Minister for in those relations,
The spokesman sold Japan's Commerce and Industry, lett entry to the United Nations was | here todays for the ministerial At the same time, the Soviet of great significance and should level Columbo Plan conference in leadets als displayed marked | bo celebrated in an appropriate | Wellington, New Zealand. -
towards Western mannet.---Beular.
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Plot To Overthrow
Nepalese Govt
Kathmandu, Nov. 29. Thirteen Nepaltis werd today bentenced by a spedal tribunal to prison terms ranging from six months to threo and a half-years for plotting to overthrow, the Government by force of symt.
The prisoners, who included.
ong wogan, wêze angpa arrested list August,, The other four were acquitted.
Nopalcon prčna rasorts stated
that the plot was 'inspired by, a torekers power. The reports also wald that a počios amore, unattaa Together will this poournă, won diziobed, and kematered, to ona.
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+++DANISH TROOPS MOVE INTO
NO-MAN'S-LAND TODAY
Port Sald, Nov. 29. DANS trope will move be
tween British and Egyptian force in the Buog Canal Zone tomorrow morning - 19 -wme
authoritatively learned tonight They will form a buffer between
the two sides. In nowthen e Zand, a 800-gand Inceitory: running alone
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