1951-09-10 — Page 3

EGYPTIAN ATTITUDE

TO RUSSIA

Chiro, Sept. 9.

A powerful Government figure sald today that Egypt was opposed to Communiam but not to Russia.

Fuad Sirägeldin Fusha, sICEF- tary of the ruling Wafdist Party and Minister of the Interior and with Finnner, in an interview

the Influential Cairo newspaper Ahram, old that Egypt would "treat as a friend any country

that supports our national nspiration"

conilleted with

Egypt's religious, social and economie orier, but "the fact that we are opposed to com- munism does not mean we are opposed to Ruses as a State".

10

Bursian Jie

to vote against the Security

Council resolution call- ing on Egypt to lift the Suct Cansl

Sirageldin blockade,

Pasha commented: "This event taught as #lesson. We will depend only on ourselves (a win

ur rights."

If the Western powers fulled to support Egypt In the Suez dispute with Britain, Egypt would take any course leading

to fuldent of the

He ment

10

live at the Govern-

not allow the crea-

tion of Communist Party in Egypt and would continue to combat the "peace" campaign, which he described as a Com- munist movement in disguise.

The

Government Was con-

templating new legislation to regulate the Press to "eurb anarchist campaigns without Infringing on the legitimate freedom of expression".-United Press.

Minister Was Looking More Feminine

San Francisco, Sept. 9.

Onlis, William

Americu newspaperman imprisoned III

Czechoslovakin, is

probably

and

THE CHINA MAIL MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1951,

A-Bomb May New U.S.HOWING QUEENS AIPAMBRA

Traffic Hold-Up British

In Borlin

Be

At

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HEIMSTEDT-BERLIN

VISIBILITY

FAIR

ROAD SURFACE, #21

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The Communist imposition of a road tax on all West German and West Berlin vehicles crossing the the Soviet zone led to an almost complete stoppage of traffic. Here cars and trucks are shown queuing up at the Helmstedt border point between the British and Russion zones. AP Picture.

General Election

In Greece: Heavy Polling

Athens, Sept. 9.

May New Exploded Woomera

Spending Spree

Washington, Sept. 9. The U.S. House of

oomera sentatives and a thren-weeks

Adelaide, Sept. 9.

If and when a British-made atom bomb is ready for testing it could be exploded at the guided missiles rango at Woomera, in the "dead heart" of Australia.

The Prime Minister, Mr Robert Menzies, and soine of his Ministers have discounted such specu- lation. But, on the theory that there is no smoke without fire, the feeling persists in some quarters that a test explosion has been scheduled for Woomera.

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recess next Wednesday to start a new spending spree that may, boost 1951 appro priations beyond $100,000,- 000,000,

No major legislation is on the cards for the brief week but the Houro Appropriations Commilite will sit the wheels moving on bis adding $16,000,000,000 to the the House this year. $90,000,000,000

valed by

Tale staggering total the Hous? 85.000.000.000 the Senate added his approved does not include in the $50,000,000,000 approgra Hon bill passed by the House before its treess started.

The increased defence bill is Ministariat reactions to reports that first experimentat Los due for Senato patage next that Woomera might be used for Alamos when observers some weck, the extra $5,000,000,000 this purpose have been inter- 10,000 yards away-wete flung belag essentially for more plance. preted by some observers in dawn by the shock, saw for the Of immediate concern to the much the same way as Cove first time that blinding Nash, Hauso

Appropriations Com crainent's last-ditch camouflage transcending in brillance the mille are bills to appropriate on an impending currency move. brightest sunlight, and heard an estimated $7,250,000,000-10

But a dente curtain CC that tremendous sustained roat

the roat implement

forelen ald security surrounds Woomers. tollowed by

pressure waves

Frogramme

$5,750,000,000 The "I'd - be- surprised if it which travelled for miles for military construction. were-a-faet" attitude of Minis Like the desert landscape of Latest Budget Burcau es- teas towards recent reports that New Mexico, Woomera is well timates are that actual Govern- British bomb is soon to be adapted for the dispersion of ment spending during the

is Australia touched off in

the after-effects of an atomic | fiscal year, will be 300,000,000,- understandable,

explosion.

and

000 considerably in excèss of anticipated, revenues even with the tax increases. being con- sldered by the Senate Finance Committee and already vated. by the House Associated

Amerien kept her atom bomb For hundreds of miles in all secret until she chose to release directions and the test would it. Russia kept here until some certainly take place far from the one else revealed it.

town-there is nothing to hind The few people who shoulder the radiation of the gamma know in detail what has been rere nor the dispersal of the Press. achieved and what is planned neutrons and the fission pro- at Woomern do not talk about ducts noted at previous tests as

Outside observers, whose be- llef is not affected by Minis- terial statements, attach signifl- human beings, nor are there standing water or natural dance to the visit to South Aus foods to be contaminated. Ini tralia of Dr J. B. Conant, Pre-

these respects, aldent of Harvard University, an

Windu dista.

cannot take them to

BRITISH

atoin expert and a member of ideal for such a test-fleuter." CROSSWORD

the Joint Allled. Committee dur-

ing the war.

Dr Conant was at Los Alamos In New Mexico when the first atom bomb was exploded on July 10, 1945. He was a mem- ber of the panel of investigating scientists.

SOME HITCHES

Commonwealth Dr Conant, a Jubiice visitor. spent more here more than

Polling in the Greek general elections today took place in a calm atmosphere. The Army was a week well working in 11 vegs- confined to barracks and the police and gendarmes

Gertrude garden, Dr

Czech deputy stood by. Foreign Minister, said today.

table Sekaninova

Dr Sekaninova, only woman

а

delegate to the Japan редсе treaty conference, talked briefly to a United Press cor-

sulte in respondent at her hotel, where she is secluded behind a little iron curtain of her own.

She.

In

was ley and Impatient and often ranted by questions. brunette The tall, 43-year-old leoked much more feminine in

than she did A housecont the severe, manish black suit she wore at conference sessions, Asked whether, Outis would be treated with consideration, bristled and snapped: "Of she

No American citizen COUTIN would be mistreated in prison by my country. We are not Nazi beasts. He probably working in a vegetable garden or, more likely, doing some translaug He Imowe our language There is no need for concem"

Then she volunteered: Catis hod

confessed he Way engaged in espionage activities

the State. He against trained for this activity in the United States...he must serve his sentence like anyono cise for a similar crime."United Press.

is

"M

was

Eden View

Of U.S.

Britain's

Secretary,

London, Sept. 8. wartime Foreign

. But throughout the 40-day electoral campaign, two hours flying lime from the people have heard candidates of all parties without showing their reaction.

No

of

New Delhi Complaint

On Kashmir

The China Mail regrots In- terruption in the publication of this popular feature because of delty In maila. Solution to Saturday's puzzle is as follows:

ACROSS, 1, Ruses. 4. Abated. 8. Corona. 10. Revue, Sparse. 14. Rompers. 17. Trim. 20. 19. Jelandar Lattice. 20.

13.

Alon. 23. Ordeals. 27. Knotty. 29. Teeth, 30, Simple. 31. Despot. 83. Greet.

DOWN. 1. Recur. 2. Strum,

New Delhi, Sept. 9. The pro-Congress influential newspaper, Hindustan

Times, S. Sense. 6. Burr. d. Tavern. today said that India had little 7 Dreams. 9. Apricot, 18. hope of a fair appreciation of Estate. 19 Asserts. 16. Opal. use Kashmir issue from the 10. Patent. 10. Idpl. 20. Last- Foreign Ministers of Britain, ed. 21. Tokens. 24. Dying. 25. the United States and France, Ample. 20. Spent. 28. Ohio. who begin a four-day confer ence tomorrow to discuss prob- lema.

In an editorial, the newspaper past said: "Considering the

atitude Anglo-American

in

TALAL'S HEIR

the State as such would seem 10 warrant. He had spare time enough to visit Woomera had he wished, for it is only Adelaide and the rocket range project has its own planes and flying fields at both ends.

Woomera has had hitches "For the first time the Greeks week because of Greece's com- technical hitches and hitches

system proportional a pileated are slient and thoughtful,"

arising from shortage of men

Ammatt, Sept. 8. political abserver said, hinting at which was adopted to knock and materials despite the high

to Kashmir, India has.. Emir Hussein, eldest son of surprises" at the polis.

small minority parties out

priority it has enjoyed from regard the running. Under this system State and Federal Governments. little reason to hope for any 40-year-old King Talal of Jor-

40 per expected

Sir fair or stalemanlike to 40

apprecia dan, was today proclaimed heir- .icruits were before tomorrow. The one greata Popular vote of 35

The

quoted proclamation In sound majority in Parliament Director of the unknown factor is Field-Marshal cent would virtually guaranice John Evetts, retiring

"The United Nations repre- Article 22b of the Jordan Con- Alexand: Papagos, 67-year-old for any party. The party holding Australia two months ago

sentative, Dr Graham's (forth stitution providing that the heir the Com-

a majority traditionally after four and a half years here, coming) reports to the Security to the Throng shall be the. war hero who brat munist insurrection In-Greces:

He asked the Australia - Council is, of course, completely eldest son in the direct line of

10 ernment

scienti He is leading his new "Greek appoints the Premier. Rally" into pollical battle for the frs: time. It may prove the key

for the Joint United needed o the elections.

Kingdom-Australia project.

Twelve months ago, expendi- ture on Woomera was climbing towards £20,000,000. Much has been spent since.

*such

Papagos, who entered polles last June, claims that the "Greck Rally" is not a party. It undoubtedly a dynamic rightwing

movement.

is

The last Parliamen! tried five Cabinets in 18 months without Anding a stable administration.

Some susp:ct Marshal Papagos of secking to set up an "authori tarian" regime, but he has pledged his Rally to "effective function- ing" of the Parliamentary sys- tam.

The

RED MANOEUVRE

present government of M. Sophocles Venizelos is only a "caretaker" administration,

An electoral

Nine partics are fighting for control of the 260 seats in Parliament. Eight of these have concentrated most of their

stopping campaigning

for threatened landslide extremely popular Papagos.

on

巍

the

East German Call For "Struggle"

East

to

他

When Lieutenantang ton of the situation by them apparent by. Royal decree,

und

Range,

left

Dr

Poside percenter fanbred by them."

The Foreign Ministers and Graham "need to be told in no uncertain terms, the paper said, that India could not be "intimidated Into resigning from her stand by any pressure on their part."

since

the

It is 18 months

There had been "sufficient curtain

was raised a little at indication" of Dr. Graham's line Woomera and a Press party of allowed to see comething of what was going on in the way pasals he mooted tamo up uf rocket firing.

"

GROWING TOWN.

Siach.

demilitarisation

pro

against the same old objections that Pakistan was not prepared first to disband and disarm her Even then, the corridor forces in Kashmir without which which will eventually extend subsequent withdrawal of In- hundreds of miles through the dian forces could not be made," centre and northwest of the the paper enid-Reuter. continent towards the Indian Ocean

well

Berlin, Sept. 9.evation of, rockets was

for the firing and ob- Germany's 2,500,000 Free German Youth (FDJ); advanced.

Reporters * knew they Sow told today system similar members were

model themselves on the part only part of what was being sans of World War II and fight done. It would seem the "now Fascist brutes" West Germany.

to that in force in France operated for the first time to day.

parties Under it the three Mr Anthony Eden,

who win more than 17 per cent of the nationwide returns are allucited the balance of the rents.

in a television interview here tonight said that in his recent visit to America he had found a among growing consciousness Americans of the responsibilities they had to

Carty

They have

accepted

the

heavy burdens resting on them and are ready to accept the re-

he said.

spons that was largely

He

possible

ROYAL NAVY MOVEMENTS

Baghdad, Sept. 9.

axrived

that 4 region cleared of the

The British cruiser Mauritius stock which case grazed on

to replace the cruiser. pastures in the Woemera ara Euryalus as the "watchdog" off 19 available for a bomb test the Persian oil port of Abadun. Soviet Army officers and Enst

Before Euryalus Government officials Nomadle aborigines who roam Germon

the centre of the continent eight weeks ago, Maurithis was applauded this appeal by Ro- bert: Menzel, Berlin leader of have been held in safe places.

Five years ago, Woomera was mocted for 28 days in the Shatt Arab river facing the world's This, it was hoped, would the FDJ, at a demonstration In

a spot in a wilderness of salts biggest refinery--how nt a to commemorate concentrate power and result in East Berlin

standstill. a stable administration,

the World War II victims of bush plain and low hills leading to the great central Australian

The 8,000-ton Mauritius, will Fascism.

desert Outlawed Communism, lightly

It is a town with a rollove Euryalus next Saturdný. a furious, 1

The destroyer force in the - "We must lead camouflaged as "United Demo

devoted struggleton

of about 4,000-

being cratie Left, has returned to the decisive and

Persian Gulf in niso the result of the Korean experi-

Electoral struggle.

against the technicians, builders, witched. Four ships of the 1st

and servicemen. ence and the casualties which had been suffered, tan homes.

in West Germany, Menzel said. labourers Counting started at which affect-

sunset,

Of the technical equipment Destroyer. Flotilla will mako when polling stations through "Our example and model will ed so many American

criticism of qut the country closed down. It be the partisans and resistance which lies out on the range and their way back to the Modlier- of the second World which may be available for an ranean by the easy singes. They by fout aro being replaced He had heard

believed that polling

atom 14

was Bihters

bomb test, few know.

the 2,400-ton Britain "dragging her feet"

Within the town itself, aire destroyers of He exceptionally heavy, with ab War."

homes, hayo re- Battle class among the the integration of Europe.

stentions below 15. por cent

Afterwards a Soviet Army had pointed out that Britain

Reuter,

canvas camps of four biggest serving with the Royal could not possibly abandon the

EXTREME INTEREST Commonwealth and Empire for

announced, said: "The prisons of years ago. There are civic and Navy-Rautor. anything

the United States, Britain, France shopping centres, paved streets, On He concluded by saying, Associated Press adds that and West, Germany are full of open air cates, schools and a Anglo-American relations de-

unprecedented numbers vojed. peace fahters. Especially in West theatre,

Grasses Introduced from perd the peace of the world. If survey of precincts in Athens Germany under the Bonn bang- we stand together there is no showed that more, than 50 per men, the blood of the best desert tands are being planted cent of the electors had voted daughters and sons of Germany and trees are thriving, Thanks problem we cannot solve,"

to water piped from the River Freuter.

Murray 370 miles away,"

in

Mis Pandit's Return

Bombay, Sept. 9 -Mite Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit, Indo's Ambassador to the by air today on her way to United Bates left für Landon

Washington, Mrs Pandit bas been in New Delhi, for about Ahres weeks for consultations

colonel, whose name was not condi

before noon, indicating extreme is flowing." Interest in the election. Nearly

The East German Premier, to 2,000,000 Greeks are eligible.

DAN İDEAL PLACE Herr Otto Grotewohl, and M vote in the last election, Andre Leroy, the French General

Woomera is an Australian March, 1950, gorio 1,700,000 cant

Secretary of the International

of Las Verus, Counterpart ballet

1 | Organisation safe. Resistance;

Losting Fir results are expected to Fighters, attended the demon- America's atom bom

town out, la: start coming in two hours after stratton.

desert

the polls close et sundown but East Germany, celebrated today Las Vegas citions are inured,

definite trend is not expected of cofranameralien, for tu bomb explosions.

10 become evident. belore: Mon-

day morning.

pre-war Boofalisis, and Com

pie mus

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