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SYSTEM PLANNING

London, Oct. 18.

The Western Big Three

and Turkey have discussed

their plans For

new

Middle East defence зy8- tem with the main Moslem nations of the region--- except Persia.

Informed off she said leday

Persia has been coll

least for the bouldered-at time being--because of her bi Te oil row with Britain.

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New Envoy Flying

Moscow

To

Sudan

WINGTON

Election Battle For Speed-Up

"Ghost

Legislative Assembly Called Back Into Session

Khartoum, Oct. 18.

The Sudan Legislative Assembly will convene on October 25 instead of November 5 because of the Anglo-Egyptian treaty crisis, it was announced here today.

The Assembly has been in recess for the sum- mer since May 19. Members asked for an earlier

resumption of their Parliament in view of Egypt's abrogation of the 1936 Anglo-Egyptian treaty and the 1899 agreement making the Sudan a Con- Sir Alvary Gascoignt, B dominium jointly ruled by Britain and Egypt.

Landen, Det 18

the Sovie new Ambassador Union, left in a Royal Air Force plane for Moscow coday

The plane will s op D tonight and will be joined by two Russian a crew

crew for the last ng day when two leaders of the planned.

Ashigga pro-Egyptian

to the Russian cap.zal.

he st..

Berlin

with Political activity in Khartoum ! Talks

other partics already miense since Egypt's are proceeding and no publica- decision-increased further to- tion of the scheme is

yet

Prout Party

Cairo

The Ambasender was arean-returned panied by Lady Gasenlane. leaving. B:fore wife and I act very happy

he Sw to be gang off to Un.on 1. .ดด.

the first S not

Russi I have been to Ru

high in M.rowa

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avec

nken

Party The National

to the capital froment a telegram to the Egyptian.

Premier, Nultas Pasha,

el Azhari Tuesday, denying the support of The two-ismail My

unity parties for the ten and Mohammed Nur ed Din-all the

head rival Ashigga groups fot-Ashigga (pro-Egyption) Party lowing a split in the main party and reaffirming the rejection of

last Juls.

the Egyptian proposals being They hurried to Cairo after inconsistent with the principles the Prine Minister, Mustaf el maintained by the Party. 1930 I any looking Inward

Nahus Pasha's treaty denmeia-

wecks tion speech two There they announced their sup- port of the Egyptian move. While they have been other major parties, the Union- heists and the National Front, have been holding meetings to decide future action.

seeing what changes hay Mare th last 21 years."

He succeda Sir Davit Ke v. who reurned to Bra ma h on redrement

Prign Service

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Si Alvary was healt British Patient Mission in Tokyo

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The Umma, which has con- the sistently been opposed to

for demands Egyption

Sanctity of Rovereignty, has declared thut

Treaties

Paris, Oct. 18.

The Foreign Minister, M. Robert Schuman, speaking at the American Club here today. suid that events made some in ternational agreements seem out of date but he condemned their unilateral abrogation us on the

plane OS the use

same violence.

As evidence of the intention

to safeguard the aspirations of

French overseas territories, he

renunciation of

Condominium

eignty

the

returus Kover-

to the Sudan.

"Hamad Tewalk stated for the Unionist Party that the principle of the Party aiming at coller- tive agreement was unaltered."

-Reuter.

Arrests In

Colombia

Bogate, Oct. 18.

Votes" In Aid To

In Britain

London,, Oct. 18.

Vietnam

Saigon, Oct. 18. Expanding American pro- duction will assure larger deliveries of American mili- Union

Labour and Conservative campaign managers | tary aid to French are struggling for an almost untapped reservoir forces in Indo-China during of General Election “ghost votes" the sick and infirm and the thousands of old people who are

known never to leave their homes from one end of the year to the other.

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the coming year, Brigadier- General Francis J. Brink said today.

The chief of the United States Military Aid Advisory Group to Inco-China wild a Press con- ference that the aid would reach aid programme was substantial

In the drive to squeeze out every possible vote, canvassers are calling house by house, upon | people who cannot themselves go to the polls on

October 25 but who have the right to vote by post. designed to ince!

Sabre Fighter

A doctu's certificate showing physical infirmity confers this right.

of votes in the 1950 elections

Bows To French Plane rounded

Paris, Oct 18.

"MY- The New French stere" Jet fighter, in recent texts, beat at high altitude the performance of the American Sabre jet, gen- erally regarded Bus the world's best fighter, ac cording to press reports here today.

At low altitude. the Sabre jet was better. Both the Sabre and the Mystere were piloted by American test pilots ta a mock com- bai between the two planes near Marsellles.

test speed

the French plot. Captai Carpentier, in the Mystere reached

speed

.90 mach (one mach is 1,240 the kilometres per hour, speed of sound).

Only one prototype

of

the Mystere now exists but the plane is shortly to be produced

in stries.

Kleuter.

ATOMIC PROJECTS

DEMAND

up quite

Judo-China at a faster rate. The

French Union needs in the war against the Communist-led Vic:minh

He added, however, that the programme is not adequate to алу tuture Chinese

The Conservatives first grasped counter

pesodities of this large pool Communist invasion.

Gen. Brink and the American and were reported to have Minister 1.0 Indo-China. M. considerable Donald Heath, returned yesterday From Washing on where they participated in talks between time. both parties

and General started early in the race for the American officials tens of thousands of sick-bed Jean de Lattre de Tassigny,

French Far East Commander.

extid support.

This

voles.

Gen. Brink added, however, that current large deliveries in the one-year-old aid programme were planned some months ago.

Gen. Brink said that Gen, de Some of Britain's toughest Lattre had focused attention on voters also have "ghost votes," the Indo-China problem during The fighting men in Koros have his visit to Washington and been told to vote by proxy. A specifically obtained faster general order to all ranks safd delivery of a large number of that there would be no voting in military aid items. the field because all soldiers on the 1951 voting register were

Lo have expected

nominated someone else to vote for them,

Other British troops abroad also vote by proxy. There is no electioneering and last year an Occupation Headquarters officeT

He stressed that one of the in Germany remarked: "A good

most important achievements of serviceman has a firm political the programme was to help viewpoint but otherwise does form national armies

the not care about politics."

three French-sponsored Asso- Merchant seamen, commercialed States of Indo-China, cial travellers and actors away It was disclosed earlier that from home may also vote by shipment of US army-type Garand ritles has been delivered pust or proxy.

CARMELITE NUNS

Scottish sheriff has But rule that Carmelite nuns in an

A

Edinburgh convent may not be

treated as

und absent voters

must come out of their seclusion to go to the polls.

Sixteen nuns applied to vote

NATIONAL ARMIES

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the Vietnamese national army. They will also be used to arm several batalions of Cambodian and Laotian troops,

Both Gen. Brink and Mr Heath

declined to reply to questions us

to whether Gen. de Lattre had

Whe

armed

obtained * commitment Washington for American intervention in the event

of D

by post on the ground of "oe-Chinese Communist invasion. cupation as an enclosed nun.""

Mr Heath said such informa-

They all voted in person in 19501tion would have to come from

ar getting special dispensa-Washington Adler tion to leave the convent from himself, the Catholic Archbishop Edinburgh.

held that The sheri

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Mr Heath indicated that US · economic aid in the nex

year

"it

that

would probably be $23,500,000.- Associated Press.

Washington, Oct. 18. Maximum expansion

of America's atomic weapons pro-would gramme was demanded in a re- solution unanimously adopted for the appellants would be by the

success in this appeal would do

of joint Senate-House to relieve them of the necessity Representativen Atomic Energy of making an application to the Committee last night.

Archbishop."

arc

Special arrangements

the votes of the rugged Scots living on barren

It was sponsored by Senator McMahon (Democrat), the Com-made to get mittee Chairman. It requests the Atomic Energy Commission gale-swept islands in the Ork- ney and Shetland groups of the and the Defence Department to

North. supply to the Joint Committe by next January:

1-Estimutes of

the money the

The Conservative Colombian required to "maximise"

It is now working on what it Government has called "a practical plan to Siglo declare Sudanese sovereignty arrest of four opposition Liberal

newspaper El atomic weapons' role. reported yesterday the

2-Extent and type of new estimated to be re-

THE LAST RESULT

Foreign Coins Left Behind

London, Oct. 18.

People who came from abroad

to see the Festival of Britain will be 67 polling have gone home and left thou- There stations on the bigger islands.sands of foreigri coins in Lon- People living on the remoter don.

Many Commonwealth silver islands some have only two mhabitunts-will vote by post.

coins, such as South African and Then the ballot boxes will Australian forins, are difficult by a freely elected national Party leaders as "suspected ac-facilities body and the execution of self-complices" of "bandits" operat-quired.

converge by land, seu and air to distinguish from British. determination in the shortesting in the Sumapaz eree.

3.Priorities in materials and on Kirkwall, the main centre of

An official of the Royal Mint me."

El Siglo said that the military

the Orkneys, and votes will be said: "People should try to Under this plan,

counted for the last result of avoid acquiring So for not Junta ordered the arrest be manpower involved.

these coins. published in detail, the present cause Incriminating evidence

4.-Probable impact upon the General Elections.

They are not negotiable in Bri-. and on Steamers, motorboats anci other defence projects

tain. Anglo-Sudanese Govertinent of had been given against them by the Sudan would continue as captured bandits,'

the national economy.

collect planes will

the ballot the transitional administration. Membors of the Conservative

boxes. Emergency arrangements and Liberal National Commit- 5.-Views --Reuter.

of the Atomic

If storms interfere are ready ices who last week concluded Energy Commission and the Dewith normal schedules among an agreement intended to end fence Department as to the pre- the scattered istands. political violence

the cise atomic Th

quoted the preamble to the The

IN TWO YEARS

that

programme London, Oct. 18.

they should be carried out.-Reuter. country, announced that Sudanese Constitutional will leave on Friday for the French constitution which stated Commission decided to work

plains on Llanos for an that France would encourage for full self-government in two self-government of its overseas s'ears at a meeting in Khartoun on-the-spot investigation of re- population.

"We must be ready to

take new steps, especially in Tunisia and Morocco," he said. "But we cannot accept any unilateral treaty abrogations."

The policy of France towards its overseas territories contained no hint of imperialism.

acent outbreaks there. on Monday, according to

The situation in Llanos is telegram received by the Sudan

believed to be serious because today. Government Office here

between The telegram said "Immediate of frequent clashes

Government and establishment of Constituent guerillas Assembly was rejected but a troops-United Press. decision taken. that

this sho

should be the next step, with the ap- pointment of a Constituent As- sembly and the exec

execution self-determination in two years. "The Umma (anti-Egyptian) statement the same

of

He picaded for the "ttle the forthcoming nations" at United Nations Assembly in Paris and praised American Party, in a leadership in the world. Reu- night, declared that nullifica- ter. ¿

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NZ's Defence

Budget

Auckland, Oct, 18.

Prime

Danes

Approve

Copenhagen, Okt. 18. The Danish Lower House today approved by 103 votes to 22 the proposal that Turkey and Greece should be admitted into the Atlantic Pact

"The Mint, of course, would allow the bullion value of allver coins offered in bulk. By

"Money changing bureaux might be able to help people who

do find they have been

Express Service.

The United Embassy has already wamed Americans in Britain that they lase citizen-given foreign coins."--London ship if they vote on

25.

Many Americans here

or

October

have

neke" To Attend

dual nationality because parent was American and the because an other British, American Briton.

woman

married Alamein Reunion

Linder the American Nation-

ality Act of 1940 dual nationals

Paris, Oct. 18.

lose United States citizenship General Dwight Eisenhower, Tho Government Coalition by voting in a political election Supreme Allied. Commander in (Farmers and Conservative in a Foreign State or participa-Europe, will fly to London to- Parties) and the Social De- ting, in an election or plebiscite morrow to attend the Alamein Minister Sidney mocrats voted for the proposal to determine sovereignty over Reunion as the guest of his de

puty, Field-Marshal

Vispouts, tion of the Condominium re- Holland announced today and the Communists, Radicals foreign territory

American serviceman, mostly Montgomery, turns sovereignty to the Sudan defence budget of £25,000,000, and some of the single tax

Air Force, in Britain have General Eisenhower, accom- and that the Parly.

has a about £10,000,000 Tore than party against it.

been told to. stay out

otpanied by by his wife, WILL practical plan to declare the previous. In addition, Sudanese sovereignty by a 26,600,000 will be placed into A proposal of the single tax political controversies. If they spend Saturday in London and to political meetings with on Sunday go on to Scotland for freely elected national body an emergency war account, party that the question should go

urge to see

few days rest at Culzean British de and the execution of self- Mr Holland estimated that be submitted to a nationwide the

work, they have Castle, which was presented to asmocracy, at shortest determination in the

rejected New Zealand will spend more referendurni time, the present Government than £100,000,000 on rearma- well as a Communist motion orders to stay as silently and him after World War II by the continuing as the transitional ment in the next few years that: Denmark should leave the inconspicuously administration,

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