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LAST-MINUTE PLAN TO SOLVE DISPUTE IN ARAB LEAGUE

Alexandria, Juno 13.

Iraqi delegates to the Arab League Council berq today medo, last minute "peace" bids to solve the dispute with Jordan over her incorporation of Arab Palestine.

The Political Committee of the League was considering tonight whether to

expel Jordan for her action-a step demanded by Egypt.

Shangri-la island in Pacific

Manus, Admiralty

Islands, June 13,

Australian scientists are reported to be investigating;

Saudi Arabia. Syrin and the Lebanon have supported Egypt. Irag has declared that she will not vote for Jordan's expulsion from the seven-nation Lengue. The Yemen hus not so far dis- closed her position.

Faced with this dispute, which! threatens to split the League, Iraq's Premier, Tewalk of Suweldi "face-saving" Bey, produced formula for the Coinmitter.

This morning his deputy, Salah Jabe Bey, called on the Egyptian Foreign Minister, Mohamed Salah nl Din Bey, to persuade him to accept the formula.

The dispute was before the

TURKISH BORDER INCIDENT

Istanbul, June 13.

The Turkish Government announced tonight It had begun an inquiry into the killing of the correspondent

the newspaper of

"Cum Huriyet" near the Turko- Bulgar frontier yesterday.

Arif Necip Kuskati was shot

a tiny "Shangri-la" island in Committee in the form of un the Pacific where the native truqi proposal that Jordan's dlf to death when Bulgarlan frontier men spend long hours comb-ferences with the League be com-guards opened fire on his party. ing the hair of beautiful, al- most-white native women.

posed.

Simple proposal The "Sydney Sun" correspon- dent, George Johnston, said thri Fremler Suweldl explained that scientists were already on the he hoped that the formitio night Islami, described as part of the result in Egypt dropping her de- Coral-fringed isles some 300 miles mand for Jordan's expulsion. North

of New Guinea. Johnston said the

women were reported to have figures rivalling those of the Balinese beauties and faces re- miniscent of the Egyptian lovelles of Cleopatra's time.

account

Others escaped.

The official communique de-j clared

that Kaskati was accorn- panied by a group of persons near the frontier

because of hit knowledge of Bulgarian.

The frontier authorities are Inquiring Turkish and Bulgarize

to the incident," the communi.. Turkish Govern- nicht whi nct in accordance with the result of this inquiry."

He said, "Our proposat que said, "The very simple. All we ask is that the Arab League accept the in-

Corporation of Eastern Paleste

This is the second berloun

border lackdent in five days. Last

weel Bulgarian troops descended

Jordan until there are signs of a final settlement of the whole Palestinien question. a group of pensant shepherds,

seriously wounded one and kid ruped another. and

Then the question of Jordan's annexation will automatically

Jchuston said the expedition licped to save the island beauties from extinction from malaria. tuberculosis, Inbreediag

relations havd Turko-Bulgar dietary deficiences.

two Johnston's

dis- come to the forefront If our for- been extremely tense for was

Years and competent observery credited somewhat, however, by auta is accepted Jordan will sign

new ineldents H. W. Robson, etliter of the au- the Arab collective security pact" see in these two

possible serious repercussions. heritative Pucine Islands month-l Observers here believed that "Cum Huriyet, which is one Is. Robson sale the natives pro- the Iraq formula was a face ably were a mixture of Malayaa, saving device calculated to post-s Mengoloid, Polynesian

and pone any definite decision regard- Melanesing strains. He doubled ing Jordan and to give a sem- Johnston's reports of the extra-blance of unity in the Arab world

rdinary beauty

ot the

women at a time when a number of Im- and the devation of their men-portant questions are confronting folk. However, he added, he the Middle East. could not repudiate the reports entirely until further investiga- lion-United Peers.

NEW NEWSPAPER IN SHANGHAI

Italy celebrates "Birthday"

Marching in atild phalanger, reme of them Ed deep, Italian Army detacĥmöte wheel into pbrition as they start à ceremonial, march down Rome's Avenue of tripdeld). Forums on the fourth anniverary of the foundation of the itallai Republic. Preeldent Luigi Einaudi took the ralute from an estimated 15,000 troops. At left is part of the Coliemum; end in midground le thie Arch of Constantine. (Associated Press Photo).

HIGH OFFICIALS WERE ON AIR FRANCE PLANE

Paris; June 13,

Air Franco said today: It is feared that all hope is lost for all but six of the 51 passengers and crew of a Skymaster plano that was ditched into the sea near Bahrein last night. The survivors include four men passengers, a radio operator and the chief pilot, Jean Sladek, who was seriously injured when the plane tame down into the sea three miles off the runway at Bahrein Island after it had been given landing instructions.

The bodies of four men ardĮ on "aviation_pioneer believed to month of Turkey's greatest (newspapers.

expected 10 demand the two women-all still uniden- hold a world record with 10,500 Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia, the harshest penalties in tomorrow'ntified-were recovered by fish flying hours. editions-Associated Press.

ing boats. Still missing are

The others were, a co-pilot, two two mechanica, 39 persons, including French radio operators,

an air hostess and a steward. officials and one infant.

USSR PROFESSORS IN NORTH KOREA

The names of the suriving pas. sengers were given as Paul Low- rence and Boulat (first name not available). who boarded the plane at Karachi, and Rene Muns and Robert Davee, who boarded

High officialt

Included

The passengers well-known French. Journalist, M. Jean Francois Armorin, of the

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with delegations from

French sponsored State of Indo- China,

Ale A Saigon despatch sold France oficials there refused to give any detalls or names of 1989- songors but added: it was learned the plane carried several impor tati, French officials in the Indo- China Administration.

After the. lielf: dozen; survivora and ave bodies were taken to Air Fronce said a Bahrein, serach, was going on without much hope for the 40 others.

Meanwhile, a French military plane with 18 men on board was

San Francisco, June 14. Peking Radio disclosed today that that a number of Soviet pro- fessors are teaching at North it at Saigon. The nationality of Paris Left-wing paper, France

the men was not known.

Tireur," returning from a report The radio operator who sut-ing tour of Indo-China.

crash Wos

Air France in Parts reported fucques

that the hostess of the plane was Air France in Paris said an in-slim and vivacious 18-year-old being sought today after it dis- tefiilve sea, and alr search of the parts, who has been with Airpoared' whila on a flight from Nicola Combaret, a native of

France for two years.

This, was only the second acel-

Korean universities where they are "tempering the students minds with the weapons of Marvived the xism and Leninism. The disclo-Collard. sure was made in a letter sent to Chinese ctudents by the students area is still in progress. of Kim Er Sen University in

The communique, added that North Korea,

Tananarive to Tamatave Mada- gascar

Jordan claims that the incor- poration of East Palestine

Was nade by the popular desire of the people of the country.

"Big Three" statement Egypt declares that Jordan's action is contrary to Arab League San Francisco, June 13. policy and she has asked King A new English language dolly Abdullah to drop the term incor- newspaper has been published in poration and agree to regard Shanghai, according to Peking Eastern Palestine as "trust pro-

The Korcan students wrote that Radio tonight.

perty" until the entire Palestine It is the "Shanghai News" question is settled.

the Communist victory in China which made its first appearance] Fast Saturday.

The Iraqi Premier also said, was "very great inspiration, and

encouragement to the In its first issue the paper said "We attach no great importance peoples struggling for liberation. that its purpose was to help the the Big Thice declaration on especially, the Koreans who are

the unity English-reading public to acquire Middle East urms polley and we striving for

will never subscribe to it.

Surface craft rescued the three in understanding of new Shang- bal and new China as a whole." "Under existing treaties Brite continued.

"In our university," the letter other survivors.

The three rescued by the hell-Indo-China were reported killed "there are home and foreign is pledged to supply weapons to

scholars

or missing in the crds. One was news liems, advertising, shipping Iraq and Egypt unconditionally. I

and professors of repute from the copter were suffering itom expo-

Henri Maux, a chief French con- sure and had superficial cuts. lists-and-photographs, Reutor. think that France-will-supply Soviet Union who spare nothing-Those picked up by the surface ferec on American pid to Indo-

weapons to Syria whether or not in teaching us the results of their craft were more seriously injured. Chin.

sclentile advancements.-United

The six bodies which were Of the 31 in the Sulgen' plano, wo accept the Big Three declara- tion. If the Arabs generally, re-

washed ashore will be buried to- six were reported. saved from the Brist vinnufacturers of cotton Ject the declaration I do not

morrow, when an attempt will Persian Gulf by fishermen' in the think this will have any effect on

alat be made to lift the aircraft to recover the remaining bodies. the rearming of the Middle East."

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the wreck was partly above water at low tide.

From Bahrein came the ce that a helicopter rescued Eastern

men who had drifted for eight hours in the water without life Jackets.

of our

NÝ PAPER FAILS TO APPEAR

New York, June 13, The "New York World Talu- gram and Sun" was, uanble to becstike. print any issue today pruiters refused to cross a-picket. line of strikers.

The strikers, members of American Newspaper

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Search for raft Ships and pluribs are att adarching the heavy sean för a raft ön which 'it wài still hoped somó passangers might have escaped.

All aboard the airliner were French; except for one Stateloss person. They were reported to Include French Colonial officials returning home on leave from Indo-China with their wives and

children.

dent in a total 719 return fights yesterday morning when it radio- The plane was last heard from

since service began 18 years ago: The Tamdavo: The soach was hem

the Air France Salton-Paris &d its position as, 23 miles from other was th January, 1934, when pared by rainy weather and a three-engined plane crashed in clouds, which covered the moun Central France, killing all 14 tult peaks.-Associated Press. passengers and a crew of three.

Seme High French ofcials from

SMOKING RULES

IN FACTORIES..

"Marchéster, Jahe 14.

old home waters of Simbed the yarn, dvo beolt urgul to follow an Affetitah stämple and diminuto Sailor, three miles off the all re-

their rules in Anery island of Bahrein nede the factories.

"no

smoking

Saudi Arabian coast.

An sight-member productivity teal from the British cotton in- dustry made this recommendation i dzbpert url their recent tour of U.S. textile mills.

The fishing boats also brought in five bodies.

Trapped in wreckage

where

In American plants, they saw Other victims apparently were glass enclosed cubicles trapped in wreckage under 13 three workers at a time could feet of water where the plane retire for a smoke. plunged 10 minutes after asking. We suggest that British mon- Instructions to land on Bahrein...agements agroo to recognise „Among them was, belived to bo smoking, as needful, und, urrunge Maux. He had been discussing for, to take place openly and U.S. dul with Almericärt ; öniklaus Bader, küpervisioh," they muld. at Saigon and was en route to "Cubicles similar to those in the Paris to report to the French Ullied States, shold le pro- Government

vided whibre posiblp and we Maux, who was officially re-recommend that operatives should ported on the plane when it left dgree not to abuse the privilege," Saigon, was not on the list of Associated Press. „ knawii, survivors issued in Paris, The crow of eight included 53- He had been named to represelit year-old Jeans Sladek, the pilot, 1.France at a conférence later this

The plane, a Skymaster DC4, flying from Salgon to Paris, left Karachi yesterday. It sent a last message 10 minutes before it was due to land at Bahrein, saying that it was flying very low in bad weather over a heavy, sear

RUSSIAN BUDGET

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-Moscow, June 13.- "Kalfilstër ábla the Soviet economy and living :standards tire vened a foint session of both whortke the Uving, standards, in chambers at. p.m. today, at the United States, Expand and which the Budget was pre- cther capitalist countries are de

clining due to aggressive pollens sented.

and preparation for a third world Zverev proposed, defence ak penditures con 1950 of 70,400,000, ille, 1050 Budget the total budget as compared with acome of 432,000,000,000 Youbles; 1970: He contrasted this percentages of azz in 1940 and

The Supreme Soviet can is rapidly get Higher

Premier Josef Stalin attended the session. He was accompanied by Mri V. M. Molotov and 'other Politbureau: members,

AG..

Pistafied-etönder. Minister of·000, Ichikids or 18.5. 'put tent atf.

427,000,000,000,

expendensiderable surplus. The will: Atërican'mililatý dppropria

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1919 budget in round figures gro-Loht, which; he said echstituted vided an income of. 187,000,000 00 per cent of the toll American 000; expenditures $12,000,000,000. Budet.

other

apple- Zeverdy attelButed the reduction

Among

projecten:

of the 1980 surplus compared with phations, Zybrev Ústód: 65,000,000). 1940 to the reduction of whole 000 roubles for education; 22,000, sale prices and general decline in Upp, und for publle Health, 22, 40014

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000,000 for social isistiraties, 5,000.- Záverv pròploséil

roposed an allocation of 100,000 subsidies to mothers: 6/100)- ||104,400,000,000 for the develop | 000,000, thermolentilla tarch de- ment of national economy and velopment. He disclosed that the ||120,700,000,000, for ural and Soviet Union's school", population.

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