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Dr Malan, the South African Prime Minister, and his wife, break their Journey home at Amsterdam after attending the Coronation, and are welcomed at the airport. Mrs Malan was presented with a bouquel of lowers as a token of thanks for the Soul African fand

ald during the past winter--Express Photo.

Iran Expels Long Cattle Trek

Briton

Teheran, June 21.

A Brillsh businessman, William Morgan, described an a former British colonel, has been ordered to leave the country within a week.

Reports sald Morgan

first ot ordered to leave by today But the period was extend- ed for a week.

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·Beiti-h forces of occupt- tion. Later he returned to resume a carpet businesā.-- Renter.

Threat By Staff To' Quit

Berlin, June 21. Leading members of the Ger- man staff of IAS, the American- run radio station, today threaten ed to resign if Senator Joseph McCarthy recalls their political director, Mr Gordon Atkinson Ewing.

Mr Ewing, a State Department employee, has been told that he may have to appear before Senator McCarthy's Congreslonel Investigation Committee for probe Into his political past.

Has In North

Begun

Australia

Melbourne, June 21.

Dust clouds are smudging the hazy outlines of north Australian cattle tracks.

The Suez Problem

Cairo, June 21. President Mohammed! Naguib has informed the| Indian and Pakistan Em- bassies that he would like to meet Mr Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, and Mr Mohammed Ali, the Pakistan Prime Minister, together here on Tuesday.

The two Prime Ministers will be in Cairo on that day on their way back to their respective counirics after attending the Coronation in London.

President Naguib will discuss

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Suez Canal Zone in the light of BASKETBALL HEADLINERS Richard Todd • Glynis John# their talks at the London con- ference of Commonwealth Prime Ministers.

According to prcss reports reaching

Cairo Mr Nehru is confident of a settlement of the Sutz Canal problem which would safeguard the British military base in keeping Egyption, sovereignty.

with

Mr. Mohammed All is due in Cairo tonight and will leave for Korachi on Wednesday, Mr Nehru is expected here Tuesday and will continue his Journey to New Delhi on Fri- day.

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The Pakistan Foreign Minis- |ter, Sir Zafrullat Khan, bas already arrived here and will

take part in formal talks with Egyptian leaders.

Mr Nehru will confer with President Naguib and 33 man-

The first mobs of a £A2,000,000 cattle herd, M have started their months-long drives to killing centres and fattening pastures.

Caught up by the southeast steaks for two days mid salted trade winds, the dust billows joints for the other five,

Only from Newcastle Waters in the

a few drovers 1150 trucks, Northern Territory towards the motor

Mostly, tho West Australian seaport of route is too tough for anything Wyndham. I trails behind but horses and cattle. There tens of thousands of cattle are no dogs. Riders do all the trekking overland Across the work from start to finish. water-siarved Barkly Table-

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water,

a

The plant might travel land's desert, stone and pasture, towards the rich Channel Coun-hundred miles without try of Queensland,

the men relying on waterbug Other mobs are on the roads It on prominent trees by

fast-moving party and Alice Spring to Birdum

sent ahead. Desert heat shimmers up. from Raitheads.

tho rocky ground in daytime- and switches to a numbbig, icy cold with dusk.

months, cr

Some 150,000 head of cattle will move In the next few double the normal turnoff from grazing lands, be cause of the drought which rought all slocis movements to a standstill last year.

There is little sleep. The fire for which wood is carried by packshotze for many miles dics as soon as the evening Through the dust, mosquitoes meal is complete. One man and flies, walk and gallop the begins the first of the

night's horses and riders of the droving two-hour watches on the herd.

toughest. most "plant" the

Tethered

alongside the camp most com- ready to fight and

are the half-dozen "night horses" outback radely of Australia's

saddled ready in caso "cat-eyed"," they are never ridden by famous song writers. But it

in the day-time. is no

no picnic.

The main riding herdsman The tanned Europeans, with

wide and nolay eren eyes crinkled by the glare of the wigs in can sectorals a powerful anti- tocs formed by a lifetime in the Guard might make a sudden RIAS-the radio in the Ameri-central Australian sun and pleconruund the Bank, because a quiet Communist radio station, run on saddle, mingle with the laughingnise which would frighten the herd and send it thundering off slockmen classed State Department funds, which aboriginal

into the night,

Even the snap of a trampled twig is enough.

be-men.

it is the overlander trail made herd breakd. Sure food the

He has been political director of 'RIAS since 1949.

has grown since its inception in among the world's most daring 1940 from a staff of 80 to over and superb horsemen,

500.

Mr Ewing described the news that he may have to appear be- fore the McCarthy Committee aз "breath-taking".

"I do not know what it is all about," he said tonight.

LARELY USED Coiled round the pommels of their saddles are the stockwhips, elght feet of stinging, cracking is

lash dangling

front is

twenty-

ONE WOMAN

bers of the Army Revolutionary

Council aboard a vessel on the Nile which will take them on a 20-mile cruise down-stream.

"GO SLOW" ADVICE

The whole day is expected to be taken up with discussions on the Suez Canal issue and Middle East problems in the light of the present international situation.

Mr Nehru s expected to ent- tlon the

Egyptian President against any precipitate action and try to seek a peaceful solu- tion to the Canal problem.

On the Isat day of his stay in Cairo members of the

Mr Nehru will Indian munity.

He will

meet

com-

at a

meet them reception given by the Indo- Egyptiars Foundation and will also address Press conference.

Mr Mohammed Ali will begin his official engagements tomor row by calling on President Naguib. After a private luncheon he will attend a reception given

the

of Commerce, and in the evening he will receive Journalists the Egyptian Press syndicale.

The Pakistan Prime Minister will visit

establishments military

at

with the Egyptian Foreign Minister, Dr Molinomed Fawzy. on Tuesday and then have talks

In the evening he will attend a dinner given by the Arab League.

SUDAN ISSUE

President Naguib told Sudanese leader It is a man's job-but there the British get out of the Sudan a woman in it."

She is stocky, blue-eyed 20-

A

that "when

our relations will be automatic-

ally organised".

The President of the three-

offer

irch handle. But they are rarely year-old Edna Zigembine, used after the first two days of daughter of the Territory's beat day-old Republic yesterday re- the drove. The main object then known overlander, Harry ceived a party of Sudanese who "I do not know what I am is to keep the herd as quiet as Zigembine.

possible

Today, she is a boss drover called at his Zeltown home to done. The possible. supposed to have

congratulations. Many of the cattle come from who worked for six years for included

Sayed Mohammed events of the recent days in Berlin have been so hectic and the Kimberley's of West Austra her father and in 1950 and 1051 Nureddin Vice-President of the

in charge of two droves. National Unionist Party. I have been so busy that I have lia. These will cover 1,500 miles had no time to reflect properly. in the next few months, bullock 1,200 hend.

"Egypt regards the Sudanese But she is still a woman and I just want to get lite sleep, herds averaging 63 miles a week

twice has been belle of the St. equals," President Nagulb toid some more information and then and cows 50 miles.

Other big mobs come from the Patrick's night ball at the scitic-reaching the objective to which

them.

"She is only interested in "of Tennant Creek.

every patriot in the Nile Valley

P

I might be able to Say some- thing useful.

nol prepared to comment.".

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the Barkly Tablelands.

With each mob, averaging 1,250

she

two others, which he would not owned by the reveal "in the very midst of the riots on Wednesday afternoon", -Reuter.

Jessop,

and the pair are!

He had first heard that his head, to the ten to itteen pack married another drover,jour dear valley

Congratulations continues name had been mentioned with horses and 40 to 50 saddle horses this year taking a mob from come today from all parts of the

boas drover In

Under the the Territory to Jessop's father's world. The Copts-an ancient

Just Christian charge of the plant.

Best-were saying boss drover, there are usually up- property in Queensland.

who is boss this time is not spesial Sunday players in their wards of half a dozen men,

churches throughout the country horse aller whose only jobs Harry Zigembhienowa for Naguib, and the new-Consti to care for the mounts, and weathered 60, thinks that today's tutional structure he represents.

Halted By Police

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Sydney, June 21. Police Intervened when crowd from a Communist rally In the Sydney Domain today

marched toward the American- Embassy to lay a wreath on iho doorstep in memory of the Rosenbergs

Twenty-two police halted the marchers and sent them -- still carrying their wreath-back to the Domain.

In Canberra, former External Affairs Department Secretary Dr John Burton, addressing a Rosenberg Memorial Rally in heavy rain, attacked the "blat- antly dictatorial" American leadership which, he said, was Indifferent to world oplation.

A. Communist-orgunintel·rally on the banks of Melbourne's Varro Alvor drew only a few") people.-Reuter.

The

known

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problems "Listen," he said. "When I grips with domestic least a month's supply of food!

cannryd fruit, came to the Territory I'd rather without loss of time. ranging from

Dr Abdel Guelfi el Emary, salt, fight than eal. I got more fun Lea vegetables, sugar,

bare knuckle Minister of Finance, has already Potatoes and onlons to the flour from a decent

and baking soda used for inak brawl than from anything I've offered proposals for both finan

commercial actlylles ing dampers, the primitivo had in life. And In those days cial and

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