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THE DAY

Glencester Arcade

OF

Middle East

DE

Arms Race

ESPITE official assor- ances that Egypt and Israel will avoid provoking border incidents, leading to full-scale hostilities, il la becoming painfully clear:

that a Middle East arma race is progress,

Egypt, long aware of

military

inferiority

her to

Jarnel, has determined, der the guidance of Premer Musser, to secure parity, at trast as far as war weapons

CHINA

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1955.

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JEONG KINA 1. KDWLOON

'FREE OUR 17 CIVILIANS FIRST' Egyptian

U.S. Attitude At Geneva Stewards In WEST IS SHOCKED

PREREQUISITE TO

PACT WITH PEKING

Geneva, Nov. 8.

An authoritative American source said today there could be no question of an agreement between the United States and Communist China on their relations in the Far East, before the 17 remaining are concerned, To rel. American civilians in Chinese prisons had been Buch Hituation 20 LETS - thinkable, Refusal by either repatriated.

Lo

or both signs to listen reason must inevitably lend

He was commenting on widespread reports pre that the United States and China were nearing agreement on such questions as a renunciation of the use of force and on a meeting between Mr Chou En-lai, Chinese Prime Minister, and Mr John Foster Dulles, United States Secretary of State.

to a contest 151 WAT

parem, kinow a veu partium

Lulence and ell. by I alger the entire Middle Busi

VOL-

itt

Mr

Chou

and Mr

The situation puses an

baerwemg dilemma for the The soures made this state. Mr Wang suggested that the Big Three. Ruusta, which ment us Mr Alexis Johnson, two negotiators should under- up till now, has been denied Chart American negotiator at

take preparatory work for such any effective iniustice

The Chinese-United States talks, a moeting- The Chinese aro Mul The

has, arrived here by ar today from known to want , let,

a conference where he is ambassador. ! between Prague, through her arma deal with

Mr Johnson will discuss the Dulles. Egypt and her part

with

state of the protracted 1414:51 The Yomen, obtained 4 talks, begun on August 1, with positive diplomatic foot Mr Dulles, hold and one which the Kremlin will not readily relinquish,

Egypt's arms contracts with;

Hussie and Czechoslovakia have done more than

an.

The next meeting between Mi

HICAL

Johnson and Mr Wang Ping-nan, Chinese delegate, will take place in Geneva on Thursday,

During the last few sessions they have been discussing point two of their agenda-"practical

I between at

the

The first point concerned the repatriation

American of nationals detained on the Chinese mainland.

two sides." matters

CHINA'S VIEWS

JUDGE ORDERS RELEASE OF THREE FORMER KOREA POWs

Brawl

AND ANGERED BY

On Empress MOLOTOV SPEECH

Liner

Attack On Israeli

Troops Israel said tonight that

Jerusalem, Nov. 8.

Egyptian troops had am- bushed Geneva, Nov. 8.

an Israeli mobile Western diplomats said tonight Mr Molotov's force at noon about 12 miles uncompromising refusal to consider German unity north of the Gulf of Aqaba in the hitherto quiet area of except on Communist terms had virtually swept the port of Elath. aboard

away what was left of the "Geneva spirit."

Liverpool, Nov. 8.

Stewarda

The three men, Lewis Griggs, 22. William Cowart, 22, and will be freed th Bell, 24, from the Sixth Army guardship said at least 100 crowmen house at Fort Baker,

on thr were involved in the free-for-all

at one

ume and at least Ave were injured,

tacks

It is

Mrgo.

Reporia fron

Elmih said two

Egyptian Vampire jets made a "reconnaissance" flight the area yesterday.

over

the San Francisco, Nov. 8. Canadian Liner Empress of

The Egyptians were driven Federal District Judge Scotland fought a" pliched Louls Goodman today order-bottle-swinging, cup-throwing the value of continuing the reunification witer his three-day

Some were privately, question-counter proposals on German out after a 45-minute battle,

Israeli army sources said. od three turncoat PoWa re- ing baltle today as the ship rest of the Big Four conference, visit to Moscow, where he metĮ heavy machinegun fire forced leased from Army custody | neared Liverpool.

which has still to discuss dis-Premier Nikolai Bulganin and the Egyptians to withdraw.

Soviet Communist Party on the strength of yester- The fight started in the crow's armament and Eart-West con- the

(A

statement Egyptian

in believed, however, Secretary, Mr Nikita Krushchev, day's Supreme Court ruling quarters.

For reasons which he has al- Cairo said four Israeli soldiers More than 500

that the ministers will probably passengers that they were being held from Montreal slept through turn to the other two items on nady made clear--mainly West wore killed and eight wounded Germany's entry into NATO and one Egypilan frontier unconstitutionally.

post of the brawl, which spread Thursday.

Molotov Is now

1 holding to guard Was wounded The mood of the

in this into the chip's passageways be-

conference position which, from the West- clash). fore it ended.

bas clearly changed for the worNO

ern point of view, is far worse Eye-witnceses

and the outlock is bleak for aboard the

than that he adopted at the Bir- the on

remaining topics. Western delegates were un conference almost two years shocked and angry Molotov's speech.

The price he demanded today for German unlly supported the However, an official statement

widely-held view in the West Issued by the Canadian Pacific

that Russia has never been will- Utre

dre after the ship docked sulid

None of them had ever reallying to reunite Germany even on only "about 13 stewards and

the basis of its neutralisation. scullions"

expected him either to agree to were involved. The

Mr reunite Germany through freo statement mid only two

Molotov again Insisted, were fijured.

elections or to accept the Wes- however, that at the buttom of URITI plan for security gua-his refusal to consider the West- ern plan lay Communist What has stumped the Big bloc's fears for its security. Three foreign

In doing so he no doubt couni- min.sters, how-

on ed

many over, has bein

the support of Mr Molotov's

sections of abrilLICO refusal to enter lato anti-Communist

of their opinion in Europe which do not detailed discussions security plan

or to contemplate share their governments' views It wok sot known why or how Gorman unity

so the urgency of reuniting Ger- con- excoot on the fight started but shipping

DRY,

north shore of the Golden Gate, just as soon as their attorneys can rush a copy of the court orders to Army officials.

The three men, members of a group of American PoWs who refused repatriation after the Korean armistice and chose to to Communist China, have po to boen held In Army custody since they returned to the U.S last July.

FULL SUPPORT Mr Wang is reported to have told Mr Johnson that China fully supported the United Nations' They were sent to Hongkong charter, and that the continued by the Communiste when they exclusion of the Peking Govern-changed their minds after about ment would only lead to con-13 monthời in China. inued and useless disputes over (her actions.

діво

The Chinese delegate is against any form of trusteeship for Formosa. He sold that For mosa is and must remain a part of the Chinese mainland. Mr Wang contends that the Formoss isstie has two aspects Interga

PARALLEL CASE

men

TEDDY BOYS?

Police detectives rushed aboard to investigate when the ship docked. Execistives of the shipping line want abound to

an independent inquiry, { shrouded in seçrday.

hold

raftees,

with obervato mid there had beers | senzorul

trouble showed a white, making in and out of Liverpool coa

Charged by the Army collaborating with the enemy while prisoners of war, they were held for court om under article 3-A of the uniform code of military justice which provided that the Army re the nined

-Jurisdiction

to

The

STUNNED

the simtion of

wbkh

ot

whole

Mir Molotow's etiljude was

to

many.

the

UNLESS

The Wester

about

DRIVEN OFF

half

milo

inside

(Egypt put the clash at Rus El Nakb about eight miles north of the Gulf of Aqaba and Egyptian territory.” A comTM munique said the laraeli force with four tacked Egypt's border post and were engaged by frontier corp and betonal quard volterben

Our

armoured cora

forces

enery over the

Matod. aiding that crato few over

at-

the

Egypt

grea). In another inckient today.

Unicide

sure her increased military strength: they have en- couraged other Arab states

powers will to adopt the line that they

te bepad the poet laat made more surpriate by the wind so they in German maly really offer th no longer feel boboldon to

Jahoo.

Ullvalley Jezeno)- beli fact that France Foreign Minis pean security and trily purchase limited quantities

The observere sald many

M. Ameine Piney

tomorrow unless Mr Molotov eduled na gustulles, it wG SELA spwaking tiene and domestic.

crew members aboartt some of tor the West, had for the fist unexpectedly modifies ble std-bounced. of war material from the

The International one is Western powers, but

the shits, including the Emprora Ume- mentioned the possibility result of Western re Ismol ban complained to the has consistently ure Mr Johnson

tension crest

by the preemontvillans for crimes comu of Bepland, the young "Toddly that a reunied Germany might action to his statement today. By Armistice Commitacion prepared to buy from any meintained that while he la pré-

of the

States Beventh during A previous

[mily."be"the ones

Luthey will plm full blogg spout, the Blaholash, which second budy. The European Compared to discuss the

Fleet in the Formosa traits and enlistment.

formenting

Europe Your Conferenze to ziekte-tiba; sunaitive points on the border

for the failure of the occurred, it doe, of the munist bloc are willingpoint-covering various political

the aid being given to Prebident That was the article that wee

The

In Wirku arki trade suppliers, hence the threat;

questions be re-

themselves on May 14

ziightest progress towards re- near the meeting place hot serves the right to return to the Chiang Kai-shek by Washington, declared unconstitutional by the mer cannot be regarded as

The second-the liberation Supreme Court in

# 6-3 楣 de- against "ölder Growmen more. Mr Molotove statement domi uniting Germany and stabilising Israel, Egypt, Jordan,and: Studi first agenda item.

of the island--was purely cision involving the parallel loyal to 'tile shipping companies, | przed Western hopes that he European petoë---France-Frește | Arabla, Reuter, empty one.

Ho says tha!

If the Com-domestic issue and something to case of Air Force Sgt. Rober! United Press:

bad brought back concrete and United Press. do not implement this be settled by the Chinese and

after Toth, who was arrested muniets

there can be no progress Formosans themselves.

his

discharge and court mar tem towards any agreement on the The document is under study tulled for killing Korean second point.

by Mr Johnson and he will have

civilian Mr Wing, who is Ambassador further consultations with Mr The US, High Court ruled, to Poland, handed to Mr John-Dulles on it before

continuing in effect, that once a man

*N

Tatake is the balance of AT

power in the Middle East which the West has en-

28

La

deavoured to sustain by an Intricate pattern diplo matic pacts and alignments, son on October 27, a document this discussions with Mr Wang discharged, the military joses ulus strict control of arms! outlining

the Communist views on Thursday-Reuter That desirable un Hino-American returtices in supplies. status quo is now in grave the Far East, including the For..

disturbed mosa urea.

The

danger of being

by two factors---the bitions

and the fluence.

of Colonel Nasser possible

Soviet

New

document is understoxxi

- to contain references to

Peking Goverruncal in declaration renouncing the use

withdrawal of force,

of the United States Seventh Fleet arca, and

No-

REDS CHARGE:

BALLOON EXPLOSION INJURES 8

control of his destiny forever. Any crimes he may have com- mmitted during his former seT-

vice can only be tried in civil courts.

men

The Army had given all three dishonourable dlechargea after they refused repatriation. la a plea for a writ of habeas Goodman corpus before Judge The declaration made last from the Formosa

Jast Aug. 25, defence attorneys, George

T. Davis and Harold week that the United States the lifting of the United

Brown charged that their clients would, give immediate and tions' emburgo on the export of

double were being placed in full mid to nny Middle strategic goods to Communist

London, Nov. 8.

jeopardy because they had East country which became · China

Communist Czech already been tried in absentia wur. aggression Korean

ย. for their offences and sentenced Mr Wang's document is also slovakia said today that

Europe" believed to emphasise the need "Free

balloon, to dishonourable discharge.

NEXT MOVE

the viclim of may have a sobering effect |

Instituted during the

on those states which are for high level Sino-American floated across the Iron Cur-;

talks.

At an earlier meeting tain by the West, exploded on Sunday with a fiery blast

4

They also argued that article 3-A was

violation of their

und demolished a house. by divilian court.

QUEEN'S COUSIN which injured eight people clients civilian rights to trial

#

IS FOUND

inclined to be belligerently. minded. But it is doubtful whether this is a sufficient deterrent. Perhaps more effective would be Security Council resolution proclaiming that any Act lending to a preventive or aggressive war would im mediately engage the full military and moral re- sourcos of the United Nations Organisation.

Not Alarming

ANCASHIRE can take ful) marks for its Intest in. shirt

vention-a

poplin

which dries itself and does not require ironing. It will

un-

be a real boon

and will housewives doubtedly be an attractive Undisclosed in its export. retail price. Whatever its advantages ад n utility garment it will still need to be within the purses of Britons at home if it is to achieve what Mr Philip Bell, MP, claims it will overcome the effects caused by the import of cheaper cloths from Hongkong and India.

But Hongkong manufacturors:

are more likely to regard

UNCONSCIOUS

مطع

London, Nov. 2. Lady Nancy Blair, 97- year-old cousin of Queen, was found uncon» Selous in a first class sloop- ing berth half an

hour after the night train from Inverness, Scotland, pulled Into Euston Station early today.

of

London

A Prague radio broadcast On Oct. 14, Judge Goodman monitored in

said: informed the attorneys that he "Two

balloons carrying was upholding a ruling on the slanderous leaflets issued by the petition pending Supreme o-called "Free Europe" and Court decision on the theb sent on to Czechoslovak terri-

Toth

on

pack

GANGSTER'S WIFE SENT FOR TRIAL Call For Popular

London, Nov. 8. Margaret Comer 27-year-old

wife of Jack "Spot" Comer, self-styled London sangster king, was today sent for trial with three men

accused of conspiring to

the defeat course of justice at her hus band's recent trial. Comer was acquitted after 4 the Old iwo-day hearing at

London Centrul Bulley, Criminal Court, on a charge of wounding bookmaker, Albert Dimes, In a West End

a

amet Gght. Dimes was cla freed on a similar charge. The British Government ordered a special inquiry after no- tional newspapers

alleged that there had been bribery, perjury and intimidation of witnesses

Balley on November 18. They 'pleaded not gulity and re- served their defence.

Today Mr Bernard Perkoff, de-

at fending solicitor Jack Spot's trial, said that when the Reverend Basil Andrew. made a statement in his office he was

satiated the former person was leg the truth, Mac-Andrews, un 88-year-old clergy- man, has since admitted ac cepting bribes to give false evidence.--China Mail Spe-

The men sent for trial with Mra Camer were MOTIH Goldalein, 43, Peter donough, 45, and Bernard Schack, 53. They, were all remanded in custody pending ! their appearance at the Oxi

New Move To End

Deadlock In U.N.

clai.

Ike To Speak

will

On

Front In France

The

Maurico

Paris, Nov. 8, Communist Party chief, Thores, tonight called for a popular front with the Socialists in the next French elections.

M. Thorez, who has been for some

lime, made his first. speech at a public meeting'since 1850, when he spoke at a celes the 38th anniversary bration of

of the Soviet revolution at the Palais des Sporta.

Into

"We are ready to get together with the Socialist Party, to put effect a policy of social progress and peace--as well with other Republicans who are criented in the same direction," said M. Thorez.

EUS

Denver, Nov. 8. President Elsenhower address the nɛtion briefly television and radio when he It was likely the Socialists leaves hospital on Friday morn- would reject this Communist ing and again when he arrives | overture as they have rejected

United Press,

Spaak Proposes Compromise Plan In Washington in the afternoon, similar apperis in the past.

the United Nations today.

New York, Nov. 8.

The "Spaak Plan" to end a record-breaking deadlock tory from the German Federal Wheth cast the Govern-in voting for a Security Council seat was launched in Republie landed in the village ment will prosecuta Cowart, of Mengusovce. Poprad district, Griggs and Bell In Federal

Sunday.

Court on treason charges will "Twenty-three-your-old M. be up

to the Department of Conkova took home for inspec- Justice in Washington to decide. tem.one of the balloons, from U.S. Attorney Lloyd Burke has which the gas had not been ex-said. tracted.

It was believed the Supreme "Beveral

Court decision and today's action by the district court will open the gates for about 18 other turn cont Gis still in China to return to the United States United

citizena who

also

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The Council seat now occupied The plan is named after its! author, the Belgian Foreign by Turkey has always been, held Minister, M. Paul Henri Speak. by an east European country. A It proposes the rotation of one new two-year term will begin non-permanent Council seat be- on January 1.

After the inconclusive session tween crumiries of cust Asia and

this

the morning.

General cast Europe.

1

two-week Assembly voted

Dr the balloting. The need for some sort of a recess in compromise to resolve the occi Mohamed Fadhil ni Jamali of test between the Philippines Iraq, who proposed a recess, sald and Yugoslavia, for the seat in he hoped that is the meantime, question became more apparent

could be

reached colution understanding than ever after the 21st ballot;

The chief U.S. delegate, Mr earlier today had failed to Et Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. who a two-thirds majority for any endorsed the Speak plan yester candidate.

day, said 'he was glad to support

DATET

wanted to know what the bal Lady Nancy h the twin of the Earl

loon

contained gathered in the S.rathmore, Three years room in which Conkova had ako she

placed the balloon. who ill from an overdoso of sleeping

"A a stove had been burn-Press tablets, Bha has been

ing in the room, the

gasea married twice.

which had begun to escape from the balloon ignited, causing an Explosion which injured and caused burns to eight people, mostly children of from five to

Nine ballots were taken today. the motion for another recess. 15 years of age, as well as of the Franco-Swim Himalayan | The Ang 'was held on October

A RECESS demolishing the house.

expedition which climbed the 14: The standing on the 21st The victims were 24,200-foot Gonts Himal, was ballot was 30 for the Philippines "Most of

"We think there is a new iden burned about the face and killed after a fall on the descent and 27 for Yugoslavia. Last for consideration, which makes hands," said the radio-United from the summit, It was learned weak the Philippines majority is advisable to take another Press.

was 32 to 24.

Her first husband wis Laros Amigo Burix Robin- ton, when she WDS the Hon. Naney Bowes-Lyon. The marriage WAS dis- solved.

Joha

Blair

She married Michael Matheson last your

Lady Nancy was return- ing to London from a visit to her uncle, the Duke of Leeds...United Press.

the advent of the novel 30 Rebels Killed

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Alglera, Nov, B. Thirty, terroris were killed

Cortainly our cotton yer and five others were captured in processors will not be un- a joint raid carried out by police duly worried by this now and security troops noor

the competition, for we are town of Metromah, it was die aware that at least one closed today. Police and troops factory has

Geneva, Nov. 8. Eric Cauchal, a Swiss member

today.

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