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› THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1957.
American Aircraft For Israeli Prisoners Of EAST GERMAN RED
Turk Complains
DEL
Nicosia, Feb 3,
Fadil Mulchuk, lender of the Turkish community on Cyprus, to- day sent telegrams, com- plaining against the latest bomb attacko
terrorist
against Turks in Fama- gusta, to world leaders, including President Eleen- how!T and the
United
Nations Secretary-General,
Dag Hammarskjoldt.
Telegrams also went to Britain's Premier, Harold
Macmillan, Turkish Рте mler, Adnan Menderes, and the Seorniariat of the
North Atlantie Treaty Or- cantation-France-Presse.
RUMANIA HOLDS
ELECTIONS
No Opposition
Vienna, Feb. 3. Rumanin held a genera! election for its second post- war
There were no contests-oily 437 candidates for the 437 seɔis. Nominatiorts
made were
by workers' organisations, among them the Communist Party.
Luftwaffe
FAST JETS POSE
PROBLEM OF
AIRFIELDS
Washington, Feb. 3.
US industry has available in sufficient quantity the type of aircraft needed by the new West German Air Force for its initial build-up programme through
Josef Lieut-Gen. Kammhuber, chief of the German Air Force, said today.
1960,
for
Kammhuber is here series of conferences with top US defence officials after com-
aircraft
The F-84 needs a runway near- ly 3,000 metres long to take off. Germiny does not now have suffickcht air fields able to ac-
of such
pleting 题 four-weele tour of US Air Force installations undcommodate this type of aircraft,
One disadvantage manufacturing plants. Kammhuber and his staff plan large airfields is their vulner- to leave on Wednesday for a brief ability to Soviet attack, he said. visit to Canada bèfore returning to Germany.
He said he would take
back
Kammhuber
contended that
Germany must have many
smali runways
011 or place
Final Decisions
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Glad to be home are these four Israeli soldiers, returned after being captured by the Egyptians Meanwhile negotiations, go on about Israel evacuating the Gaza Strip - which she has so far refused to do. Express Photo:
More Caribbean Oil CLUB FOR
Imports
Into America
Washington, F.3.
The Independent Petroleum Association of America asked the Interior Department today to investigate the possibility of diverting oil which is presently imported from the Caribbean area to the United States Gulf and East Coasts to the European emergency area.
to Germany a series of recom- Soviet aggression. Grand National As-mendations as to the type of For the next two years the sembly (Parliament) today planes the German Air Force German Air Force will concen- and Bucharest radio re.should purchase
he said. German In- ported that the turnout of order during the next few years, trate on jet training planes ex- He refused to predict, howevci,
clusively dustry
bulld US- hopes 10 voters was up to 100 per whether the Boun regime would
Beensed jet trainers soon. cent in places and 94 per accept his ideas,
muxtel
will constructed cent in the capital.
T-33 smaller
the
now widely used by the German Air Force for training purposes.
The Bonn
Republic has plans for building heavy bomb cry, Kammhuber said. Ger decisions about the composition multy is linked so closely to the Atlantic alliance that a bomber
Its own Beel
would be wasteful
planning for the German Air Force is hampered
This association represents the need of a large-scale by the
Alr non-international United States of German reappraisal Furce goals in
In 1980.
m-producing companies. President Kamm-
Robert L huber said this reappraisal was
Wood in a letter to Fred Interlor Secretary
of ordered by
the NATO Hugh
that he request Command t the last NATO Scaton asked council
meling in
oll importing companies to fle Paris in
United information with the December 1950.
Slater Government on the fol- Guided Missiles lowing questions:
Moot of the candidates were Communist Party members but thero Were 1
[sw names formerly connected with other parties, together with some formerly Imprisoned as enemies of the regime but since "rehabilitated,"
хтеть
It will be up to the govern- ment in Bona to make the final
of the new German he said. The United Stales has available
not only the models Germany needs, but the produc tive capacity to deliver the planes, Kammhuber said.
But the German General did not rule out the
possiblity that the Bonn Republic would pur- Buchungst radio said no dis- chase substantial Air
Force Most equipment from Great Britain, turbances were reported.
to the polling France, Halland or Sweden, all voters marched booths in columns, accompanied these nations have fine designs | by brass banda, while in many for jet aircraft types, he said, towon and villages they danced but apparently lack produelive in front of the election centres, } potential, it added.
He said
The electorate is estimated al 10,809,000 out of a population of 15 million.--Router.
28 REBELS
KILLED
Oman, Feb. 3.
French security forces killed
28 Algerian rebels near Perre-
Gaux yesterday, it was reported here tonight.
Force expecta
Long-Tacation.
Ho
(ssure
to
"To what extent will each to diversion the German Air
TLOW the to produce
sald it was difficult to company
Europe of Caribbean oil finest young, jei-trained pilots predict the future progreso being imported into the United
Thore wax 5 good In 1958,
with informa By 1900 Germany's aviation,
States, together NATO commitment calls for possibility that piloted aircraft!
replace such 2,000 trained pilots and more would be obsolete at the begin- tion of their plane, if any,
Imports with than 1,300 planes.
ning of the next decade, with
domestic
cil (United States) This force
will be divided all aviation efforts centered on
tho
Guided either through increased produc- બ development Airho toelical
from storage tion, withdrawals 10-wing
missiles, Force equipped with F-84 and mi
adjustments in refinery that or predicted Kammhuber F-84R
and Jet fighter bumbers
German Air Force would operations." force. sn
Lace said no decision
leadership prob- serious
yours on the typejlem in ten
the Luftwaffe
into a
Kammhing defence
yet been reached
the
had
A
of fighter for the defence force, activated from
**Men
C-
In addition Germany plans a will be too old then," he said, two-wing Air Transport Com-while young pilots now train-
Pipelines Wood also asked that addi- tional pipeline transportation be established from domestic pro-
I areas to tide-water.
Communications Break Down
Barriers
Washington, Feb. 3.
be- Better commurdeations tween peoples can help break down the barriers that now exist
famous internationally
said entertainer Walt Disney today over a broadcast for the Voice
of America.
The security forces also dis- mand equipped with US C-118 Ing will not have reached stag ducion rently the only diversion world will have portable re-
covered u rudio post hidden planes. near the scene of the fighting,
together with
and clothing
cache of arms
Earlier torny, three persona Injured, one of them were seriously, when a grenade was a Tlemeen bowling thrown in alley, France-Presse,
Chief Problem
Germany's
diet
problem
during the next four years will be to find a plane able to take off on a short runway, he said.
A British Crossword Puzzle
24
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ACROSS
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7 Dente (4).
9 Diadem (5).
10 Well-covered (5).
11
Rich and Juley (4).
13 Earnest requests (10).
10 Prejicicn
22 Communista (4);
15
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3 Avoid doing (8)..
Substitutes (0). Wealth (8): Réputés
(D).
13 Live cool (B);
14
17 Snake (S.
14 Opposed (8).
B Holy (0),"'
20 Ard they of preming to 20 Forge open (5).
21 Bhun (6)
12
19 Vanities (10).
24
Hindex (6)
portarice? (B).
20 Lake (4);
23 Paradlac (4),
27 Féáty (0).
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Da, 19 Date, 20 Blémmed, 21 Bear, 23 Gaunt,
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officers' rank.”—United Press.
Anglo-Japanese
Problems
Identical
to
the European shortage area has been Middle East all former ly imported imo the United States," Wood said. "This diver slon was quickly and fully re- placed by domestic oil it is reasonable to conclude that any diversion of Caribbean oil would Ricevise be quickly and fully replaced by domestic oll."
Wood
that the tanker route from the Caribbean area to
Exrope is substantially United from the shorter than States Gulf Coast, and that Caribbean crude
petroleum is generally of the type most sult- able for European requirements for fuel oil.
Tokyo, Feb. 3, British Professor Colin Fraser Brockington, a pu- blic health expert, said here today shortly before "Despite These considera- leaving for Burma that tions" he said, "Caribbean im- Japan faced. the same ports of crude oil into the States) East-Gulf three problems as Britain (United
an
Consts continue to increase."
aging population, According to Wood's state.
an acute housing shortagement, United States crude oil
and air pollution.
imports on Gulf and East Coasts in
785,000,000 who shutdow before the Suez
totalled
Prof. Brockington, arrived here on January 17 for a barrels, of which 254,200,000 tour of Japanese pubile Incalth came from the Middle East, organisations sponsored by the 440,200,000 from Venezuela, and British Council, said he had been 85,400,000 from other Western impressed with the efforts being Hemisphere countries. mode to improve Japan's public health service.
Iraq Plea
the Baghdod
Finance The professor said, however, In he would caution any nation who Minister, Khaill Kanna, sold to- thought it possible to pattern a day that Iraq was continuing its national
health system on the efforts to persuade the, Syrian basis of the British health Government to let Iraqi ol be scheme.
Via to the Mediterraneati niped The British scheme, he said, Syria, now the Suez Canal is was built on the basis of the being aleared public consciousness of the in- No Iraqi all his flowed to the dividual (often willing to work long hours for, no pay) anul strong local government system
FIT NEEDS
Mediterranean, since last Octo- aber; when pimping athtfors, in Syria wore sabotaget in retalia- tlon for the Anglo-French inter- vention in Egypt was address
Mr Kanna, who was. Nationsí health systems ing d press conference on thé should it the individual needs 1987, Iraqi budget, said, the off to Istock. which of the country instituting the would not go to: schemes, the professor said.
obtain oil In any case could
sourced once the The British public health ex-from oitier
Don (estimated at
WAR
90 million) only part of world prob
pert said Jopain's huge popula-Sutz Canal was re-opened.
He said Traq's development projects had not been affected by the stoppage of oil... Estimated Deficit
Jer
11:0 population growth was being added as medient selence | advanced and the average lite expectancies of nations, were
Extimated budgiers, expans
being incrrand. Om the other diume for 1967, he said, would hand, family blaming has come be more than £7.5 miliony control cos nation' birth rates showing to tatimibod derlät whip In: Lurn, had an effect on
Helgu 4 & 504-111; Examines, 12 Model, 18 Ro- national working forces-Row- Parliament this work bilted
Réali, 22. Gral.
Pro
He said there should be no peed for curtains of any kind to keep information in or out Fo about any land or folk.
of the pace sald because of science, it would seem reason adult across the face of the able to predict that soon every
ceivers attuned to all broadcast sources.
the Disney was another of
dis- world figures who have cussed the problems and pro spects of the future over the Voice of America, the US In- formation Agency's world-wide radio network.-United Press.
DIVORCEES
Singapore, Feb.
REINSTATED TO PARTY COMMITTEE
Berlin, Feb. 3.
Franz Daften, political opponent of East Ger- man Socialist Unity (Communist) Party, Secre- tary-Walter Ulbricht, has been reinstated as a member of the Party's Central Committee, it was announced today.
Dahlen was relieved of his functions on the Politburo and Central Committee after the Enet Berlin riots on June 17, 1953.
MUSICAL BANDIT KILLED
His reinstatement was agreed upon at the Central Committee's inst meeting from January 20 to February 1. This was on nounced briefly, and without comment, in today's issue of the Porty's newspaper, Neucd Security forces announced to- Deutschland.
day thai tia nhát dead i mein- ber of a musically minded jungle
Johore Bahru Feb', 3.
The Central Committee re-terror gang instated amother Communist An official communique cald leader, Hans Jendrelsky, who that near the deed terrorist were had also been excluded from the 20 pacics containing, food and party, following the 1989 Berlin clothing, two, cameras, a bugle rlots.
and three mouth orgens,
Proposed Talks
West Berlin observers be- lieved that Dahlen's reinstate ment may have been inspired
The communique sàfà men, of the 1st Battallori, Queen's Regi- ment, killed the Communist when he tried to break through a security cordon on Friday,
They thought that this bandit gang, used the bugle for nevoilie
by the desire of the East Ges and the mouth organs for night- man Government to find a more ly sing songs-Reuter
acceptable
representative for
proposed talks with the West German
Social Democratie Party, should the Social De mocrats win the West German elections next autumn. wives
A club is to be formed hero Poon for
estranged from their hus- and widows batda divorceen, was revealed today.
bd
Air-Sea Agreement
Buenos Aires, Feb. 8.
The Socialist Unity Party has to the Social given its support Dorhocrats, but it was deared
The British shipping line that the unpopularity of Walter Ulbricht might be an obstacle to Blue Star and the Argentine holding the talks. These talles State-owned airlines (ACTO would be almed at taking first liners Argentinae) today an- steps towards a confederation
the two German states and even need the signing of an they will nt whereby reimlocationcmbing their services for air
Koh, Stella
the sponsor, makt the clab will called, "The Sunshine and and Laughter Club" will adimit men as assočista
Lual condition members - CI
аго they
either divorced widowed or i a bachelor, over 25 years of age,
or
Mrs Kol said the aim of the club is to tell society the plight of women who Hayd
Tone
through difficult time through no fault of their own. plight of such women
German France-Presse.
'Witch' Murdered
Mongu, Barotseland, Feb. 3.
Two Africans, Lice Muakoi and Nwikisa Nawd, were son- tenced to death here for murder
agrocment
and.sed
agreement
The
said the the Cat would allow Blue Star Line to sell tickets for travel the Argentine airlines and the initer would do the same on behal, of Blue Star, The lines will services and
be able to "magle" ing a "witch" with a Thé
gun-which the judge described
#
men
especially sad in this part of the world where ODIsider themselves "the lords and masters" and re- gard women as "slaves,"
Mrs
Koh Sald-United
Press
Hickey, their
holders will alf, and
transport, wherever to en
as a "17th century horse pistol." stipulated, or Argentine planes
human skull and Blue Star sighed in
Police took a snake skin and a tortoise shell
The agreement
of the London by the UK, düblermo Argentine airlines
manoger
"smellers out" "witch"
Three other Africans have Foster, and Blue Star: trans
Thomas manager been sentenced to death here for portation shooting a "witch"-China Mail Aggett, the announcement said.
United Press, Special
HAIFA-AQABA ROUTE PLAN
to
Tel Aviv Feb. 3. has SRAEL
completed the first stage of its plan ship goods from Europe to East Africa by an alternative Suez the blocked route to Canal. The goods will be taken over-
tant from
Haifa, land
Israci's Mediterranean port, to Eilath port on the Gulf of Aqaba. Eilath was
opened to Istacli shipping for the first time for years in November, when Isracil JOTCCE advancing through Sinot broke the
of
Egyptian pun blocade. The, Halfa shipping firm
Posteldon reported today that the first consignment of goods
over
to be shippexi destined this route-thousands of miles shorter than the Cape route, the other alternative to the Suez Cazal-had now arrived ot Haka.
The goods, including dried fruit from Cyprus and spare parts and machinery from Italy and France, will be carried over. land to Eilath in the coming week and loaded aboard the
Massawa
Italian freighter Catherina Madre for
and Djibouti,
Shipping experts here say that. the trans-Israel route will
the cut by one month
time now taken for freight to be shipped to East Africa via the Cape of Good Hope.
(The Isrueil Legation in the Mague alated last month that so far 10 Earropean shippers had agrees to send goods via the overlang route.)China
Mail Special,
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