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THE CHINA MAIL," "FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1957.
Lebanon Accepts Eisenhower Marmillan
Doctrine
AMERICA ASKS FOR SUPPRESSION
OF COMMUNISM
Beirut, Mar. 14.
Budapest
Alerted For Trouble
Budapest, Mar. 14.
More police and militia. men tonight joined the hundreds already patroll-
Lebanon today accepted the Eisen-ing all the main streets of
hower Middle East doctrine,
well- a
Budapest to add
to the warlike appearance of the capital.
Lorry loads of armed troops,
ounci cucering
chanting
pro drovo slogano, government
trough the city as Communist open house for a gala celebra-
kunders gathered in Budapest
informed source stated here. The source said that President Camille Chamoun in- formed James Richards, President Eisen- hower's special envoy, that Lebanon would accept, after Richards had made a statement on American policy at a con-anniversary of the mutbreak of the 1848 Hungarian revolu- ference attended by Foreign Minister | tion. Charles Malik and United States Am- Militiamen bassador Donald Heath.
Richards, who arrived today explained that the
IW
tion in honour of tomorTOW'S
with sub-machine klung rendy Un their guna hips, patrolled continuously around
statue of Sandor
a
here would only accept the Eisen-Poloef, poet-leader of the 1848 hower Middle East docirine so uprking, where guvernment op- American policy for the Middle long as it was unconditional ponents were reported to have East nimed exclusively at pre-and allowed her to maintals her planned a demonstration against venting Communist infiltration sovereignty,
in the area and at safeguarding pence by helping countries In
red of aid.
Chamoun, Informed
Lift fch, told
that
Well-luformed.
nick Sources American ald 10 the Lebanon would be granted only snurces on condition that cermmunismi
aniel him that Lebanon was suppressed
promises would definitely agree to co made this to aggression against operate with the United States Isine] on the basis of the Eisenhower | Iresse, doctrine,
DETAILS TOMORROW
Conversations are to be re- muted tomorrow on details uf American financial amiriance and other aspects of the im- plementation of the American plan.
would
occur,-Franes-
Salvage Work Proceeding On Tug
Richards has not brought a the American new
plan for settlement of Middle East prob-
Lamallia, Mar, 14.
of o Three salvage
shups President tums, the
tho uf
work to Abdel Dutch team were at
Lebanese Chamber,
O'reirunce, sald
States
has
ne United
HOL asked for buses in the Lebanon, no added.
Osselrance
addressing the press after Richards arrived here earlier.
wit
GREAT MISTAKE
Osseirance lokb the press that
had explained to Richards that the grent mistake made by
ho
day on the wreck of the tug. Edgar Bonnet, the last obstacle to ships of up to 10,000 tona navigating the Suez Canal.
Tho Dutch experts were placing hawsers aroului the wreck, while two other United Nations Balvage crait lowed pontoons and a compressor from Port Saki for the lifting opera- tion.
A United
Nations specsman
the big powers, including the ould that only four wrecks re- United States, had been to set main in Port Said harbour. up the state of Isruel.
United Nations salvage learns The hosty of the Arabure still awaiting the removal of states towards the Western explosives aboard the Egyption
which be stopped frigate, Aboukir,
was powers could only by putting an end to Israeli hunk north of Suez harbour.
und Implementing United Nations resolutions,
aggression
told Richards.
he
is The Canal
tue 10 be opened for all ships by April 10 tolive weeks ahead of schedule, that the Lebanon China Mail Special.
Osetrance salt
Richards
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de regime.
But
been no incidents had reported in the city by this evening.
BITTER FIGHTING
In the industrial suburb of Csepel, seche of bitter fighting during Inxi
year's Hungarian rising und strike riots, two armoured cars stood in front of the x office,
Mon
1. newly-formed workers guard, in blue caps and overalls, were on duty in the streets with police and
militia.
in
Soviet troops took 110 pari patrolling The capital, but two armoured cars manned
steri-helme.ed by
Russians were parked outside a Russian headquarter this afternoon.
Another trucklong of armed and steel-helmeted Soviet troops scen chowhere in the ely-China Mall Special.
Wos
Search For
Buried Treasure
Kuala Lumpur, Mar. 14. Workmen are digging near Teluk Anson, trying to recover gold and Jewellery buried during the Japanese occupation Malayu.
of
They have been digging for more than a fortnight in a big area, urrounded by an eight- foot-high fence at the mouth of the Perak River,
The Perak State Government hus granted a permit to dig for valuables to Mr Chin Swee Onn, Maleyan lawyer, oeting for a Singapore businessman.
Newspaper reports *sald sources in Japan were believed to have contacted the business man and given details of where
what, to dig and for
Disarmament Talks
RUSSIA MAY BE PREPARED TO DO BUSINESS
By JOHN EARLE
London, Mar. 14.
An air of moderate optimism prevailed in diplomatic quarters here today as the four Western delegates assembled for next Monday's Five- Power discussions in the United Nations Sub- committee on Disarmament.
to
Only the Soviet representa-, and nuclear weapons in three tive, Mr Valerian Zoria, De stagest puty Foreign Minister, has yet
joint proposal by arrive before the British
and Japan, Selwyn
Norway Foreign Secretary, Mr
the Sub Canada for advance registration Lloyd, committee's meeting on Monday of nuclear lest explosions with after an interval of 10 months, the United Nations,Chino
Mall Special.
opens
Mr Harold Stussen, Presiden ́
disarma- specia. Elsenhower's
end M. Jules ment adviser,
today, Moch, of France, came
ไ while Canzda's ambassador Moscow, Mr David M. Johnson, arrived earlier this woak.
Grounds For Hope
After the opening session Bri- tain will be represented, by Commander Allan Nobel, Minis- ter of Sate at the Foreign Office.
INSURANCE BAN ON
In Paris
The Premiers and Foreign Ministers of Britain and France conferred in Paris last week. Subjecia under dig camion included the European Free Trade area and Britain's Intention of reducing the stationed
mber of her ure shows, in Germany. from left: French Foreign Minister Pineau; British Pre- mler Macmillan; French Pre- mier Mollet; and British For- elyn Secretary Lloyd, -- Ex-
press Photo,
WASHINGTON PRESS ATTACKS DULLES LECTURE TO ASIA
Washington, Mar. 14.
"Mr Dulles seems to have contracted another case of hoof-and-mouth disease. His new lecture. to neutrals in Asia is unlikely to produce many converts to his cause," the Washington Post and Times Herald wrote today in a leading article on the SEATO meeting.
The liberal dally went on to | ask: "What are the neutral countries of Asin?
"Well, the major ones include Afghanistan. India, Ceylon, Bunna, Indonesia, Cambodia and Laos,
"Afghanistan
both the
borders.
Vietnam.
Bes
athwart
Soviet and Chinese
India Not Moved
"India will not be moved by inoralising.
"Ceylon and Burma have mude plain their dislike of com- munism, but for rousons of proximity and trade they deal with Communist China,
"Vietnam, Cambodia and Lads are prohibited by the Gepeva ormistice from entering mili- the alliances tury
(although orlet.ation of the later two sometimes
to has seemed
wayer),
"Indonesia is preoccupied with internal troubles.
*"Then what country was Mr Dulles talking about? Nepal?
"Neutralism certainly is not
Russia Catching something to be encouraged but
Up With US Knowledge
Washington, Mar. 14. Retired United
1 is at least understandable in
Independent newly
countries on the periphery of China," the paper went on..
Unrealistic
"Mr Dulles boxed himself in with his flat arsertion that the United States will continue to States oppose recognition of Communist Air Force General James China and the seating of the Peking regime in the United Doolittle told a Congres Vellons. sional Commities that the Soviet Union was rapidly
"These remarks seemed more approaching the technical quality of US weapons, it
Senator calculated to impress was announced today,
Knowland them the SEATO
L
was alles, some of which already stment
month recognise China, maze la testimony tas, bufore the Appropriations Com-
"If this is the yardstick by e mittee of the House of Reprezen- tatives, par of which was made Walch neutrality and friendship a pretty are to be tested, it is public today.
American
le.
Doolittie said the quality of unrealistic measure,
still WAS weapons
"At least the Secretary can
AMERICANS superior to those of the Soviet be sure of one thing: his sirk-
London, Mar. 14. American drivers--mostly members of the U.S. forces -are being driven off Bri- hoid profiminary discussions betish roads because they can- not afford to insure their fore the conference opens.
The four Westerners are
to
cars.
art
or
Mrs Patino's
ATING Juve
Sentence
Quashed
JOANNE PATINO
Union, but that the USSR wtures won't produce more neu-A. quashed rapidly closing the technical trailem toward Mr Dulles."-
He said also that the twice as USSR in 1955 had many scientists and engineers as
US.
the
Universly of Chicago, told the
Other witnesses, including Professor Roger Adams of the
that the Committee
technical It was felt today that, judg
Hundreds
selling
superiority of American weapons ing by the latest Soviet attitude, there were grounds for hope of storing their vehicles until they and the quality of US aclenists are due to return home because and engineers largely compen-
insurance some progress being made
companica sated any possible US mumeri- British
cal inferiority.-France-Presse. this major international prob- have refused to accept them.
defed solution
The few remaining sources, lem which has
American com- since the war.
sponsored by
in
The scheduled composition of pantes, are imposing prohibitive Reds Accused
were
1500
the Soviet delegation appeared premium
that the Russians to indica
bringing military and echnical experts, with the aim merely of doing business, not making propaganda,
minimum legal coverago is higher than the value of the car. Before the ban, British com- had rocketed their panies premiums to as much as 200 per more than for British
if that proved to be so, it cent was thought hat the conference, drivers. which as numerous proposals to at: dy, might split into work- in groups and test til late
An armed police squad stood | April. by a hole for several hours one night recently when diggers thought they had made a find
-Reuter.
Queen's Wreath For Tomb
Paris, Mar. 14.
Of Havana Attack
day.
Havana, Mar. 14.
France-Presse.
IRAQ OIL REACHES TRIPOLI
Bagdad, Mar, 14. The Iraq Petroleum Company announced today that the "arst delivery of crude oil from Iraq's Kirkuk felds since pipolines were cut in the Suez Crisis renched the Lebanese port of Tripoli at 0045 GMT today,
The first deliveries to the Communists organised yes-Syrian port of Banias began on MOUNTING CLAIMS terday's allack against the pre- Tuesday and the first tanier is
sidential palace in Havana, an duo to start loading today. But even this made it in official communique stated to-
An IPC said oil was at pro- profitable because of mounting
The Communists were aided sent being pumped at an annual ssid insurance An
broker
to the rate of 9,500,000 tons compared former Cuban President, Prio to 7,500,000 tons when pumping has yesterday: "Main reason for the persons favourable
ban is the
was resumed from Kirkuk on cost of repairs,
revolutionary Monday. and Soccartns, especially for large American
Fidel Castro, the com- Icader. Cars."
Damasctis, another IPC At Prestwick's American base munique said.
Meanwhile, army spokesmen spokesman, said the French a US officer said: "We aware of this situation, but so said that order had been re- tanker Aramis was expected to
own accident rate has established in Havana and that leave Banins are far our
reigned throughout the Europe with 25,000 tons of oil. been quite satisfactory.
Loading operations at Banias "Buf many of our men can country.
take They cald that arrests and and Tripoll would now no longer put their cars on the
were continuing. place almost daily, he added,
United Prem. road because of this serious investigations
France-Presic. Insurance premium question.”
Under the instructions from claims, he United Nations General As- sembly, the subcommittee
10 r.port back by August 1.
Four Proposals
Four of the main proposals to come up for discussion as follows.
1. A -five point United States proposal made on A wreath, over two yards in January 14. This calls for the diameter, made of 90 dozen red stockpiling exclusively for peace- and white carnations and blue ful purposes of future production cornflower has been ordered by of Assionable materials under the British Embassy in Faris as international supervision, and for Queen Elizabeth's homage to the first stage reduction of con- of tomb of the Unknown Warrior ventional forces to the level during her visit to Paris next 2,500,000 men for the United States and Soviet Union, and month, it was learned today," ·
750.000 men
each for Britain The Queen and Prince Philip and France,
Britain, it was understood, the Arc De Triomphe April would support the United States
1 Where one can cross a river will pay tribute at the shrine at
for a penny7 (4).
2- Expires (4)..
4 Freezes (4).
5 Fibbed (4).
6 Appointments (5).
7 Duck (5).
9 Plunged (5)
10 Measuring device (1).
12 Run off to marry (D).
14 Make reparation (5).
18 Weary (0).
17 Drain (8).
10 Scold's (0).
20 Blip (6).
21 Angor (4).
23 Learning (4).
28 Volume (4))
24 Finished (4),
THURSDAY'S CROSSWORD-Aerode: 1. Placid, 4 Guard, 7 Amicable, 8 Abate, . Deters, 11 Emerged, 18 Intrude 15 Ren
8, along with Commonwealth plan as a flexible basis of dis- ambassadors, officers of SHAPE cussion. headquarters and allled troops,
France-Presse,
ať
JUFBUREAUYKondannanus
arc
by
calm
In
tomorrow for
MAJOR STORM THREATENS
US BUDGET SPENDING
Washington, Mar. 14. DRESIDENT Ebenhower, who walls today for his Bermuda Mr Harold talks with Macmillan, the British Prime Minister, will soon face a big the political fight at home on
of reducing his record budget of $71,800,- Deboeriile Party
2.
+
Italian Strikes
A seven-point Soviet plan of November 17, 1950. Among its featured are the immediate termination
f
Rome, Mar. 14.
all atomic and hydrogen weapon tests, and a reduction in the conventional forces of the United
of
thost
The
A nationwide strike of public States, Soviet Union and China
to 1,500,000 each, ima. transport workers, numbering of Britain and France to 650,- about 120,000, was called for of B March 28 by Italian unions of 000 men escht."
| all political tendericies today,
It was expected. that Western dofegates would ask for clatina
The strike was called, to back ton of overal points In the
up demonds for higher wages Soviet plat Meanwhile, 20,000 employees of
the state monopolies today join
5. "An Anglo - French
propbest made 1054 dom, 18 Trees, 19 Amateurs, 20 Nudge, 21 Dreary. Down1ed the 100,000 oiready, striking
workers in stato-controlled in and, rovlyus.” In March 1940, Plaid, 2 Cache, 3 Dobased, 4 Grease, 5. Arranged, 0 Delund, 10 Tottered, 12 Mermaid, 18 Intern, 14 Uneato, 10 Niece, 17. stitutes and offices. -- Frabors providing a compreensive plan Murly
By JOHN HEFFERNAN presentatives, who hold the puro strings, are very con- scious of the fact that they will be up again for election in the mulamn of 1958, 0 (0) They would like to be on record brought about a
us hayton by next yen?,
toxx According to one political ob
foreign aid the
sident advise Congread whara | Thà the busigst oth be cul: Mon- bers of the President's own Republican Party are calling „roductional;, in- Föderal the 'expected
recommended
of $4,360,000,000 for 3-forwign
aid has already
of this economs fever." he President
yesterday refferated 1 beller.
that of the foreign ald Was one
hadest ways there was of ensuring the peson of the
Whether thi
elop into "match," "l
Representatives pointed that direction,"
Turin, Mar. 16
N Italian appeals courà h
eight month prison sentience Intposed last year on Josane (Connolly) Palino
ota # charge of" de- Kaming her estranged hus- band, Mr Jaime Ortis Patino, of the Bolivian tin family, 16 :- ordered a new trial,
Lawyers representing Mr Ortis
Puliso, who was present, in court, had requénisë thas no now trial should be held. annulled The court also
70,000 Itro (240) Abe and payment of 500,000 Lire (£200) damages awarded, to her husband at the REMO tint,
The sentence was imposed in February last year ni No Vara in the absence of Mr and Mrs Ortiz Patino,
Court officials said at the time that Italy would not apply for the extradition of Mrs (Orili Patino, but China unico, - sentence were annulled by a higher court she' would have to serve in if she eyer, Osme to Italy.
The
srose out of st ++interview with Mry Ortlá Patino, published falan Italian periodical, vin Mail Special
Wysznski Visiting Rome
Paris, Mar, 14.
The Primate of Poland, Car- dinal Stefan Wysznaki, te to visit Rome, on May 12, next, the Pollsta PAP news agency, quoting the Warsaw Catholic weekly Tygodnik Powchay, reported today,
Cardinal Wyszanki wiki tend ceremonies to celebrate the 40th anniversšry V of the cob
They voted in a preliminary way to cut $4,500,000 or 20 per cent from the appropriation of the President
owns y executive branch of the Government, The Wall Street joumal, reports
ing the findings of a poll mecration to the priesthood of Pope Pius XII. He will be ac- conducted, sald today! Im comparted by three bishops and portant tepallows in and his chaplaits, the agency, înlă. out of Congress are dematiding reductions in
-in Federal spond». The agency reported that the ing
Papa Primate could not go to Rome "Republican Party leaders now betzte": 20m 13 in visse, of the size up the spending tax important to negotiádigen Voy mów Testo on the biggest domestic under way in Poland between question facing voters. SVE the State, and th
The
slugging certain.
journal," said President
“It is hoped y thi Elbeszower and sharp swing. toward liberties! Har shaken that the Lay loons his vast army of coat- being disbuADDRE
riday."China Bali | before, the, Priniat