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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1957,
Frigid Reception For Soviet Decoration
Economic Plans
AIR FRANCE UNAFFECTED
BY BAN
Parts. Mar. 17.
An oficial of the French national airline, Air France. suid here tonight that Byrla's ban on Air France planea would have effect on their servicen.
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Answering questions about the ban announced in Damascus today, he said that no Air France planes
at present flew to Damas- eus or over Syrian terri- Lory.
Lo
Air France plants to the Far East which used stop Al Damascus now stopped at Beirut. Air Pratice passengers wishing to go to Damascus WITC
taxl
meni
on
From Beirut by
These measures were ap- parently taken because dif- ficulties had been expected In lights over Syria, thr piletal said.-elleuler.
2,500 Islanders Lose Battle With English
APPEAL TO CANADA
South Uist, Outer Hebrides, Mar. 18, British Government plans to establish a rocket range on this island
may force the 2,500 inhabitants to emigrate to Canada, it was claimed last night.
"We are being driven from our humestends by the English, so we are appealing to Canada to help us," said Father John Morrison, 21 Roman Catholic priest.
Common Market
Nations
Call For Speed
London, Mar. 17.
The new Soviet plan for an all-European organisation for economic co-operation to supersede the Western Europe common market and Euratom projects received an icy reception in Western circles today,
and
Western divided In Paris 400 delegates from weak Britain and the European com-
rather than a Europe Europe, countries market
today which unity would raise to the third approved a resolution calling for level of an international the ratification by
member force," parlaments with ll possible tlay common market speed of and Euratom treaties,
The conference agreed not to dinous yesterday's Soviet pro- posals, which speakers labelled
"time-wasting manoeuvre.”
Signature of the treaties by Frane, West Germany, Italy, Belgium and
BONN: The West German Government offered no comment on the Soviet plan. But sources close to the Foreign Ministry sald it appeared the Soviet Undon was trying to disrupt the establishment of the Euratom and European cunumon market organivations.
The
M. Paul Henri Belglan
Forelan
BRUSSELS: Luxembourg and the Netherlands, is due to take place in Rome on March 25.
REACTIONS
Western
United
that
Correspondents. in
the following res capitals scut ports during the weekend, illus traling the cool reception accord- el to the Soviet plan,
WASHINGTON: Sintes officials suggested The Russian plan was minute effort to worry, the West economically renas- about cent Germany in its midst.
They were inclined to regard more a diplomalle than a serious plan INBIDENTYFU for negotiations.
A
of
State Department
official to ne conumented: 1 looks
desperate man's final like effort to destroy something be- fore it becomes a solid fact,"
tia has led the islandlers in an PARIS: M. Antoine Pinay. 18-mmk light galust the
former French Prime Minister, Governmeal' £ 12 milion Buld
as Russia was trying to
scheme to establish u guided prevent ratification uf the European common market, efforts for "Little Europe" lu remain unlied should be "re- doubled," he said,
missile runge and to settlo on the stond 4,000 scientists and Servicemen with their familles.
SECRET PLAN
. Father Morrison paid he had evolved u secret plan for a auss emigration to Canada "Lo save us being lost in a sea of English and rockets."
RUSSIAN HOPES
Although there was no offelui the Soviet pro- on comment
French Government posals,
regarded them ELS
tireles
Many islanders were keen and willing to give up the worldly other Soviet attempt to break goods their crafts, their neap Western European unity.
"We self-
100 Spark,
Minister, said
will take a
the six nations Joint stand
reply to the Soviet
in
note,
"Otherwise I have no comment to make on Moscow's latest
move," he said.
UNITED FRONT
flut sources close to the Inter- Governmental Committee, which drafted the treaties, said that the partner countries "will cer- a united front tainly propose ngainst Soviet criticism of the two schemes."
n
They are also likely to un- animously cold-shoulder Mos- cow's vague
proposals for substitute pan-European organi...
the Lources said. salion," China Mail Special.
For Ston
Stanley Motthews at 42 perhaps the world's greatest goccer player, leaves Buckingham Palace on Turyday with his wife, right, and daughter Jean, after Queen, Elizabeth had pon- ferred upon him the Order of Commander of the British Empire, awarded him for hila ser- vices to football, Express Photo,
BIG DRIVE AGAINST
EOKA TERRORISTS
Nicosia, Mar. 17. CEVERAL thousand troops
from five British battalions today launched another major anti-terrorist drive, the sixth since the new year, in the mountains
Gouthwestern of Cyprus, while EOKA terror- ists showed complete inucli. vity for the third successive day, uty.
Code-named "Lucky
moun-
❤❤
Thursday had hinged it on the release of Archbishop Makarios all
from detention in The Seychelles.
The Brilish troops were tonight
spreading out among tain
villages, combing buildings and the surrounding
areas.
were
Although there has been no terrorist activity in the past three days, it is apparent that iho security forces do not In- tend to reciproente.
Pare
NAGY MOVED TO ODESSA? Effort To Defeat UN Investigators
Vienna, Mar. 17.
Mr Imre Nagy, the former Hungarian Prime Minister and leader of the country during the October uprising, is believed to have been moved from Bucharest to Odessa, the Russian Black Sca port, according to unconfirmed reports reaching here from Budapest, His companions in exile have gone with him, the reports said.
Mr Nagy and his party were token prisoner on November 4 on leaving the Yugoslav Em- basay, where they had toleen refuge when the Russians nt- tacked the city.
According to the Budapest re-
from they were moved
Fumonia to Russia when it be-
the
gan to be suggested that Hungarian Committee of the United Nutluns would ask interview them, the reports
Alienate Peasants
to
AFRICANS
TO END BOYCOTT
Johannesburg, Mar. 17.
African leaders of the in 10-week-old African bus.
was also considered Budapes tha Instead of
ra
trying Mr Nagy himselt boycott said today that had been expected, the Kadar "the people desire to regime put o trint Mr Geza resume using the bus Losonczy, his leutenant who transport.'
the net
was believed to be
The statement was made to
| lender of the rightwing "Nu- the Angellen Bishop of Johanes
tional Communist Intellectuals
for
this
to was that
Reverend
the burg.
Right in Hungary.
Ambrose Reeves. The
explanation
made Boycott leaders change of front
clear," however, that they would try Mr Nagy might strengthen use buses only if fares charged his followers and alienate the by the Public Uility Transport peasant element, one report sald. Corporation for the nine-mile
Mr Losonczy, on the other
journey from Alexandra town- hand, was personally not well
to the centre of Johannes- ship known and popular. He was burg were reduced from Ave- the target of an attack by
ધર્મ They hope that the extra Culture, in his speech at the penny demanded by the trans- Opera House on March 14.
hos now port company, which Mr Losonczy, It is believed, withdrawn
from roads, will be brought to trial together be subsidised. Tibor Tandes and Sandor Nuvo- Gyula May,
oMetal The capture of EOKA's acting Gyula Kallai, the Minister pence to fourpence,
A number of suspected terrorists In severni villages, 25 miles southwest of here, were de- tained for questluning, al- arresta though no significant reported, Dn Dip, the drive was being carried
spokesman said. out of Major Observers here tonight said they by componenta General **J090" Kendrew's believed that a truce by BOKÁ
with the aim had already begun, although striking force
Colonel Grivas, suspected terrorist fender, in his offer to suspend all operation last
of capturing a number of leading terrorists, delloved to be hiding in the area.
operational chief, Droushlot, last Friday and the start of a new drive today, seemed to point
10 the
fact that the pressure on EOKA not be allowed to slacken.— China Mall Specia),
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with
the writerS
baczity, who have been arrested for their part in the October revolution.
Germany's SUCCESSFUL US FBI Hoover which appeared a few cool than
Export
Drive
Bonn, Mar. 17. A vigorous West Ger- man export drive to win friends and influence cus-
tomers is under way in the
press defined the Soviet plan an| Africa. FO manoeuvre
the against common markpt."
and their weaving-and gu 10 ROME: Most of the Italian Middie East, Asia and. Canada, he said, adding: can go to Canada as a suelent and complete com- munity with school teachers, doctor's, farmers, fishermen, labourers and shopkeepers." China Mall Special,
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The Liberal' Turin paper
"Moscow Stampa commented; prefers to have ut its frontiers a
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A lavish German industrial exhibition now open in Cairo shows the extent of West Ger- many's counter to
the Soviet trade offensive."
Nearly all the big steel on- gineering, construction, chemical and optical firms pre among the 420 firms taking part.
The West German Governmtrat la giving solid backing to the exporters by increasing its con- tacts with countries of the Middle East, Asia and Africa.
The last of caring govETIV-
Chancellor,
Dir
ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION
New York, Mar, 17.
Rear Admiral George Dufek, who commanded Navy forces during the recent US Antarctic ex- pedition, today described the military-scientific "Operation Deep Freeze" as an outstanding
success.
Eisenhower Dines With
Ship's Crew
On Board the USS Canberra, Mar. 17.
Before Operation Deep Freeze, the United States had two bases in Antarctica, at Littlo America and at McMurdo Sound. Under Admiral Durek's direction, five ndditional bases were establish
at the South Pole, with materials dropped from planes: In Marle Bynd Land, with materials delivered by tractor train, and on the Knox Coast, on the Weddel Sea and at Capó Hallett.
Supply Base
President Eisenhower There was no military signi- will confer tonight Qu ficance in establishment of the
new bases, he said. Except for? ment officials maiding visits to Middle East developments the station at McMurdo Sound, these countries is topped by the with Brigadier Andrew a supply base, all Weukt be Konrad Goodpaster, White House used soley for scientific observa- Adenauer, who is to go to Iran Staff Secretary, who is tion.
flying from Washington to The Foreign Minister, Drboard the USS Canberra Hainrich von Brentano, arrived which is taking the Pre In Australia today and will later sident to Bermuda.
at the end of this month,
visit India.
must
Political
Censor, Says Red
EDGAR HOOVER
New York. Mar. 17, "What impressed mc
Mr Simon, Gerson, who was the co-operation of the various nations," Admiral Dufek will become Executive said. Twelve nations are parti- cipating in the Antartic phase Editor of the Daily Work newspaper here to The President's press secret of preparations for the Inter-or
morrow, tonight issued a Vice Chancellor Herr Franz ary, Mr James Hagerty dold, the national Geophysical Year
"The Soviet co-operat Bhuecher left for a nine-day Brigadier's journey did not mean
statement accusing Mr J. visit to Pakistan on Friday, that the situation was viewed as said, by giving up
setting China Mall Special.
an emergency,
establishing abase at the South Edgar Hoover of The President has received Pole and leaving that location himself up as “a political three special reports on the to the United States. A Soviet censor.". Middle East since last night, and scientist was there is an op- has been constantly in touch ever, be sold, and a United
for
busty
DOWNTRODDEN
This is tantamount to accepi- ance of the offer by the Cham-
A book on the revolution, ber of Commerce recently in which appeared a few days ago, which the Chamber offered to has been withdrawn from the pay bus users an extra shilling bookshops, apparently on higher a week or alternatively give a orders, Budapest reports say penny rebate for every "clipped
ticket
Africans refused this offer. At a meeting in Alexandra township today, Africans claim- Its nuthor, Marton Lovas, ed they were being down-
financially was attacked by Nepszabadsag, trodden
and boy-
At Variance
the Communist Party news- colters demanded a minimum paper, for voicing the opinion wage increase of £1 daily for that "up till October 28, the all African workers.---China revolution
Mail Special Wha O genuine democratie movement" and that "the Hungarian masses turned against the party leadership of Rakosh and Geroë for their blind copying of Soviet policy and practices."
These views are at variance with the official line that "counter-revolution" had been organised In Hungary from abroad.
The book is now unobtain-
German Plan For Reduction Of Forces
London, Mar. 17. West German Ambassa- able, the Budapest reports say.dor, Hans van Herwarth,
-China Mall Special.
Germans In First Allied Exercise
Fontainebleau, Mar. 18.
today laid a compromise plan on the, reduction of
British armed forces in
Germany before the Council
of the Western European
Union meeting- In London,
The plan was reported to be the result of talks between West German Chancellor, Dr Konred Adenauer, and Sir Christopher
Ambassador to
En
West German officers, part-5ical, British cipating for the first time in a West Germany. Joint Allied exercise, will take The British Government was part in a command post exercise believed to be trying to pbtain of Allied troops, Central Europe,
the agreement of its allies from March 21 to 27, It was
the WEU (France, Italy, West announced here today,
The name of the exercise will Germany, Belgium, the Nether
Tucsby's departure of the will involve only commanders
Primo Minister, Mr Harold and staffs, and its primary pur pose is, the practice of staff Macmillan, and Forcim Secret-
for Ber under simulated ary, Selwyn Lloyd, procedures
mada, where they are to conter combat conditions.
It will be conducted on maps with President Elsenhower rather than on the ground.
Council today continued
for the The armed forces of Belgium, its discussion
and the
be "Llos Noir" (black lion). It lands and Luxemburg) before
The
third
Mr Hoover, Director of the Canada, Britain, France, the straight day without reaching a Netherlands, and United decision. Another meeting was
Unionists To with the State Department,
He to correspondipnis todayStates observer was at a Soviet Federal Bureau of Investiga abates will take part, as well scheduled for tomorrow night
Exchange Visits
two
Secretary-General
the
don, sald in a letter to Sepato Internal Security Sub- that committee on March 12 American Communists have not broken with Russia" despite of in- an alleged declaration dependence" recently.
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Mr Gerson's statement night replied: ....
HEAVY BLOW The 1957 Communist Party.
Overal
of the member
as West Germany, Luxembourg when and Portugal will also be parti-nations foreign ministers may
part in the debates, elpating for the first time in a take
France-Presst, joint exercise-Router.
Dulles
Washington, Mar. 17. John Foster Dulles,
that the third SEATO Council meeting ho attended last week
station in the Antarctic that he was feeling "very good."
Admiral Dufek paid the rest BRITISH WATERS to the United States of operations The Canberra --- a guided in the Antarcile since 1954 had missile cruiser-will reach Ber-boen about 30 million dollars muda next week for the Anglo- and the loss of eight lives from the approximate 5,600 man American conference. Amman, Mar. 17. An exchange of visits between This morning the Canberra Participating, since that time,
sigwir moved
In Brilish ingimbers of the Chinese Come
338 Americans ·· mulet and orden Federation territorial waters two miles pit Salvador Island, Бал of Trades Unters, will tak
Of the eight men killed, ho Bahamas. place during the next
The President word a green quid three died in falls through of the Jersonations carnation in his buttonhole, the top, one in a helicopter convention dealt a heavy and Marg gente today Trades Undons Zaden Younis, gift from the ship's crow in crash and four in plane crashes, effective blow to the inspired
Day honour
St Patrick's of announced today,
He called the establishment myth that the Communist Party He lunched will be men in of a station at the Bouth Pole is some foreign-controlled con.. Younis sold that a seven-ren the collated men's mes, and the most spectacular part of spiracy.
The
"This true pietums, of course, Chinese deleunion would arrive ben studied the latest plans and Operation Deep Freeze,
him Ego in Amman her month from arrangements for the Besmida Navy and the Air Force set up maches the houry Hoover
stations at widely-scuttered myth- and makre nga at Edyph ending their tour of Arab conference-Heuler,
against. Communists," rationis me the layllation of the
points over the Antar
ved into and what he calls "proudon International
Scientists havn
for the Bill and will liberals', who thỏ Bouth Polo Alatio
Mio stand for
rvations of Rights, Facemost remain
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exit sinister point about the Hoover
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GAITSKELL IN BERLIN
Younis said that a 10-mon delalien eincluding
would vet Chine on
Jona
for three wieki.
Rude
the
Ged Vesical Year
of next
far
hrouds Tone-
nir.
during | wet
Hardin, Mar 17. Mr Hugh Galiäkelt, lop The Jordan the Brits LaVOLTA weaks antpooch the rived in Be
which he
Returns
nisation,
and increase the friendship and fellowship of all concerned against: tho constant menace of commu- nism
in Australia had increased
the United States is a Pacific Iriendship art, fellowship among the anti-Communist Lag well na Atlantic power. nations Interested in the With a glarice towards Bir Harold
Cardia, tho Brian. Ambas Pacific.
sator, who was on hand to
him,
"We must never forget that
Greeted by senter State Depart,
ment
representatives and
members of
Washington's
moot
- Me Dulles suid: "Now I have to get
Barmida
corre ready for
diplomatic corps, Mr Dulles Mr Dulles wou die, to leave on and of the SEATO con Wednesday by air for Ber fantnced A
"Wo had a very good meating. It was not spectacular, but 1 did porya to, bulla, tekludge this). solid foundation of that orga
the meet