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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER": 21, 1955.

Israel Not Trying To Buy M.E.

Jelke's Sentence Confirmed

New York, Dec. 20.

The State Court of Ap- peals today confirmed the iwa), to three-year [20] sentence imposed in April on Minot "Mickey" Jelke, 25-year-old heir 10 A margarine fortune.

tato

leading pulsory prostitution.

The sur

for

com-

throw out

one of the two counts on which Jolke was convicted. but this made no differenon to the length of the peri- tenoo.

Jelka, a member of New "Cate Sockety", York's

was sentenced to tw itroe

yearn

on each of two counts last April, the santenors to run conour-

rently. He entered prison

in June.

In

One count charged Jelko with inductor Pat Ward, former call girl, to lead a of prostitution.

conviction

affirmed.

EXIN

of this WILD

The nocond Dount,

which Domlotters

WILA

reversed, accused Jelke of

attempting

Marguerite

prostitution.

The

that

to

induce Cordova Into

court ruth

beid

today

VILN

beyond

establlabed

reasonable douir. ---- China

Mall Special

Of

Rumours

New Plot

In Argentine

Buenos Aires, Dec. 20.

Guards around Govern- ment House were strength- ened today and additional security forces

Peace

EIGHT-POINT PLAN

ONLY CLARIFYING

THE SITUATION

Tel-Aviv, Dec. 20.

Israeli Foreign Ministry sources emphasised today that Israel was not trying to "buy peace" with the Arab nations, through its new eight-point peace plan for the Middle East.

The sources said that the plan, presented to the United States Department of State yesterday, was aimed at clarifying the Israeli, position con- cerning a peace settlement with the Arab coun- tries.

SALUTE FOR

GERMAN

GENERAL

THREE

TERR

TUALE

Bonn, Dec, 20.

British

| Explomatic

elles bere thought that There was Jittle change that Egypt would accopt the Israeli proposals, because of Israel's preliminary condi. that direct talks be held between Isruet and the Arab Countries Egypt

has refused

such Lalics.

Diplomats felt that the Israeli proposals consifluted a reply to The motiation

plan presented

month

earlier This

by British Sir Anthony Eden, officers Premier

which Ismel opposes.

a military police- | Kave smart salute at Moenchen Gladbach to day to the highest soldier of West Germany's

army.

new

He is Lieutenant-Genera; Adot

Helger, who was making his Drst visit in whiten to thờ ficadquarters uf NATO's Second Allied TheHeal Au Foren ant Nothern Army Gran

CADE

The British officers, Bajet

General C F CodeAnal, Nurthern Army Group Chit of-Staff, were sent

and ht. Iwo JHUN,

to Buenos Aires' Inter- national Ezeiza Airport amid a new spate of wild

concerning

rumours

the

suluted before exchanging greetings in English with my Gentral, who is chief of the West German Military Coun- cil.

latest counter-revolutionary Courtesy Visit

plot.

Reports

Rosario, the from country's BcCorkl largest city, Sud Marine untis had occupied the busy dock are on the Parana Hiver waterfront and that the local police and Infantry garrison barracks had been confined to since last

night.

The current state of suspense arose from last week's rails on Peronist cunites Lu Platt, Buenos Aires' provincial capital, In which up to 200 persons were reported to have been arrested. Score beadlines in the new paper El Laboriste said the plot against the government of Pre- sident Pedro Aramburu was due to break out just after Christ- inns. Other newspapers, how- ever, played down or ignored the La Plata raids aitogether. - United Press

Genera Heisinger. German Army operatinłu chief at the end of World War 11, was on a courtesy vish to General Sir Richard Gale. Commander in-Chief, Northern Aruly Group, and Air Marsin Sur Harry Broadimirsi, comuLEDİY of the Second Allied Tactical Air Force.

talked for about 45 General Gnie's head-

who

They

minutes

fuil ther quarters building. Laster, General Helsinger,

of 718 officers has command und

the men, lunched with British commanders at Iwo the Air Marshal's residence. A German dish was served in his honour: Kassier Rippes- peer (rib of boiled salt pork with sauerkraut und mashed potatoes)-Bouler,

A British Crossword Puzzle ORKUN BUNCH 0: 10 ZAMON PHORTAL

BE

103

Several Concessions

The Istueli

prace plan in- volved. several concessions 10 the Arab countries, including the offer of a free zone in the port of !ita to Jordan, and authorisation f trait across Israel territory rend Jorin tabel Egypt and Lebanon.

between Egypt

Sir Anthony hases to have ("a full dicussion on the prob- Jems of the Middle East" al hay fortheuning meeting with Pro sident Eisenhower, Me 3. A. Buller, Chancellor of the Ex- elegate, said today.

1

JE

He was answering questions

Bouse

of Commons behalf of the Prime Minister. who is fundispused,

Mir Arthin Henderson, Labour member, had urged the Princ Minister 10.muggest 10 Pruskent Eisenhower Psibility of having a United Nations police force Un both fron- sales of the Israel-Arab

the

Ar Butler usitird that Str Anthony if not wish 10 comunit himself any speelle proposal in advance-France

Mias Elfrida Eden, 15-year-old niece of British Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden, is shown during her ballet per- formance last week, part of a programme of children's ballet, mime and dancing given in aid of charity at the Scala Thea

tro, London, — Exprosa Photo.

Tighter Controls

Over Surplus

Military Stores

London, Dec. 20.

Britain is enforcing more stringent controls on the export of surplus military equipment, a Foreign Office spokesman said here today.

He told his daily press conference that the stricter regulations would make it necessary to disclose the ultimate destination of such equip-

ment.

Presse & Reuter,

SYRIAN AND ISRAELI

ENVOYS IN

being ship-ing that it would EXCHANGE surplus in Britain

HEATED

the

The spokesman was answers | told export licences were ing questions about 15 former granted for the equipment Valentine tanks bought us army concerned on the understand- be used for civilian purposes. It had been reconditioned and re-exported ns war material.

|ped from the Belgian port of

Antwerp to Egypt.

The shipment ba: roused somie scetions of the British pross because the tanks sold as been reconditioned

Yardly. Penn., Dec. 20. Issues in the tense Middle East were aired at Pennsbury High School yesterday by two serap have Syria officials and an Isruel Beldum vice-consul, who refused 10 look at each

each other during sharp exchange. Vice-Censul Farru of Syria, United Na- tion adviser. enlled on Israci to internationalise" Jerusalem and make reparations te 80.000 Arabs who fled during the Arab-

Moharme i

Israeli fighting. M

P P P NESTS M YNON A

RR HEBENT

122

DALES U RAD

B ROADS

25 AN ELDEST

IL AADNE

BELLS

ACROSS

1 Kind of spanlei (8)..

5 Cluster (5).

8 Fruit (5).

9 Deadly (6).

10 Shy (5).

11 Birds homes (8).

12 Before long (4).

Faily to win (8),

18 Foll

10 Agree to (6).

18 Property (0).

20

25 Animal

(4).

3:26-First-born ́(6), '20)

27 Makeuparation" (8).

28 Diaposes of (3),

20 Sadco (0),

M VENTY

DOWN

1 Likened (8).

2 NCO (8).

3. Verve (4),

4 Set free (7).

.

Containers for liquid (7),

7 Ring (8),

6 Concord (6).

14 Fish (8).

15 Fellow-feeling (8).

10 Avess (1).

17 Scholar (7),

19

Appearing in parts (8).

21 Diminish (8).

24 Killed (4);

ME YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD --Across: 1: Becuro, §: Basic," BAjar, 9 Charte, 11 Image 13 Mascot, : 14 Beds, 18: Leeks, 18 Abode, 19 Mand, 20 od, 24 Antia,: 25) Eldera- 26 Tom, 27 „Tuxna, 18 Toride wwn 1 Bank, 2 Crom, Hats4 Ejects

5. Brittle 6 Started,"

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Legal Problems

The British Government More taking measures to prevent this evasion of our export licensing control," the House was told.- Reuter.

The spokesman, answering PROTEST OVER questions, said that Britain was unable because

"*certain legal problems" to intervene in time to prevent the shipment

Mr Basil Herman, a member from Antwerp, of the smell Office of Informa

hazardous occupations.”

The

of

SHOOTING AT 'COPTER

Britain could not ignore the tion, called el Farra's terms shipment because *It is our "unheard of In International concern to see that nothing is relations." He

Munsan, Dec. 20, claimed

Arabs done to stimulate an arms race

The United Nations Com- had "haressed t so that fishing in the Middle East."

at the mand today protested and farming have become Answering further questions, Millary Armistice Commission

the spokesman said: "We have meeting, against the "indiscri other Syrian official, tightened up arrangements to Mr Salah Truzi,

minute shooting of a United alternate prevent Естар war material

helicopter, Nationa

cast of Permanent UN delegate, said

going to wrong destinations. the Arabs did not pognise the "We have in fact refused one Kaesong, on December 7. legality of the Jewish State licence for export, because it United Nations officials said The delegates arrived In appeared that the material was the helicopter flow over the separate trains, met separate going to a destination other Communist zone by mistake, reception committees and attend- than that declared to us." ed separate luncheons and press

A questioner in the House of They said it was not armed,

Franco-Preset, conferences United Prese.

Commons on December 12 was

RUSSIA ENDS BLACKOUT

AT FINNISH BASE

Helsinki, Dec. 20.

The commander of the Soviet naval base of Porkkala outside Helsinki today informed the Finnish railways that they may run unshuttered trains through the area from tomorrow.

The trains, however, must s stul military assistance and friend- have their doors locked and be ship agreement,belt drawn by Boviet locomotives. Porkkala čirts the main rail- Passengers were still forbidden way line between Helsinki, and to pass from one coach to Turiau, Finland's socord largest another during the

| city and big-southwest port

Faland leased the

one-hour run

frough the base find to bavo

Earliar all trains

their windows blacked out with Russia for 50's under the lanked wooden shutters which 1945 armistice treaty and “ mado travellers refer to the equent peace treaty Journey - as25 "riding through || Raporti Europe's longest tunnel"

** Rusdiaphas agreed to return military equipm Porkicila sonPintand before the from the

Chien for a bors

.

Portuguese India

Statement

Dulles Does Not Intend To Withdraw

THE

Lisbon, Dec. 20. MIE Foreign Minister, Dr Pardo Cunha, made clear on arrival today that the United States Secretary of State, Mr John Foster Dulles, still maintains that Portuguese territories India are "provinces.”

in

Dr Cunha, who had been on a trip to the United States, Canada and France, said Mr Dulles assured him of his at- titude during the North Atlan Örganisation Coun

Lic

meeting in Parts last week. Mr Dulles statement on the "provincial" status of Port- puese India was contained in a Joint communique published after his talks with Dr Cunha $71 Washington

earlier this month.

The communique raised a storm

of protest in India.

а

Dr Cunha said Mr Duilca told him during the NATO meet- ing that he did not intend to withdraw anything he said in the communique. Members of the Revolutionary

Socialist Party

of India. minor political organisation today organized a demonstra- tion outside the Americati Consulate-General in Calcutta, They were protesting against the joint communique issued in Washington. Speakers criticised the United Staten "defence of colonial- lam," and demanded that Portugal be made to release Indian member of Parliament, Tridib Chaudhuri, who is in- prisoned in Goa."--France- Pressc.

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