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THE CHINA MAI, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1956.

Jordan Politicians Bribed By RIOTERS IN

FRENCH TRADE İ

DEFICIT

SOARS

Paris, Mar. 21.

France's

foreign trade

deficit soared to more than 08 million dollars laurt month. the

highest since June. 1952, the Customa Department disclosed In statistics released today,

Officiala suid that trađo with countries autzillo the frano.sone

accounted for

the entire defielt of 24 millard fratics ($48,518,-

000). France Imported

goods worth 112.4 milliard france from these countries while exporting only 81.7 milliard.

deficit of 30.7 millard tranen waA duced somewhat because France macked

Up

re.

+

credit balance of 0.7 m42- Hard In trade with the franc-zone, the officials

sald-France-Presse,

No Protection

For Vietnam

Arabians

LED TO DISMISSAL

OF GLUBB PASHA

Tokyo, Mar. 21.

The British Embassy charged today that "certainly extensive bribery" of Jordan politicians by Saudi Arabian agents helped lead to the dismissal of Gen. John Glubb of the Arab Legion.

The charge came in the Em- foreign bassy's fortnightly commentary affairs

interference in Arab and also "rivalry" tho various Arab

on world affairs in which It between reviewed the tense Middle East | nationalisms. situation. De situation it called "complex, confused and poten- tially dangerous,"

It said that Britain failed to persuade Jordon to join the Bagdad pact because the "com bined forces of hatred of Israel, Communist arms from Europe and Amb nationalism have done their work too well,"

King's Assurance

In Hussein's

commenting on King

dismissal of Glubb, the commentary noted thes growth of nationalism In

Commission Jordan led to "Jordanisation"

of the Legion but mald also That "there was perhape New Delhi, Mar. 21. chance of Communist arms via Prime Minister Jawa- Egypt or other Amb sources, harlal Nehru informed a chance to some extent jeopar- Parlament

that died by the close British co

nections. French forces responsible here

"There was certainly exter- for protecting the Inter-elve bribery of Jordan politi national Supervisory Com- clans by agents from neigh- mission for Vietnam will bouring Saudi Arabla The

$11011.

Loday

result

the

dismissal of leave that country in two General Glubb and two of his or three weeks.

Fenior officers, although King Hussein gave solemn assurances India is the Commission chair-that Jordan stood by the Anglo-

Jordan treaty,

EmbBRAY The

pointed Premier Nehru, in answering that in the Arab-Israell dispute, a qucation, ngain called for an both sides believe "in early meeting of the Geneva justice." But conference co-chairmen, Britain there and Russia.

is

He said the question of who

responslule for protection

hod been referred to Soviet Foreign Minister V. M, Molotov

ond British Foreign

Selwyn Lloyd.

Secretary

it noted were "secondary

siderations."

Soviet Intervention

Arms

out

The commentary noted that | The area had large resources, particularly di̟, and that thes resources should be shared by DA large a proportion of the population as possible.

Embassy said, "that the oil re- "11 also semes important," the

sources themselves, developed as they have been by Western European and American enter- prise and skill, should remain accessible and be protected from Bequisition by the Soviet Union.

Not Enslaved

10

Asla

"It also seems important that the peoples should not be en- slaved by the Soviet system of imperialism, the grim features of which are all too familiar the populations of central and eastern Europe."

The commentary noted the "rising tide of competitive Arab Fallonalisms." Il also noted that Egypt tends To present herself as the natural champion of the area.

"It is not surprising then," it said, "that she should be the principal target for the utten- lius of the Soviet bine. Bu

this could be disastrous to the

been pursuit to

their

| peace ara recurity of the arcs. that

"Her aspirations to leaderstrip con"

of the Arab world are a natural her enough development from history but if they are pursued, as to

have some extent they

in terms **{ the first place," it said, Į 199

of in- to those "there is the fuct that the

nations citing Soviet bloc has now definitely

like Britain, France and Ameri ca, known to sock peace

and in this dispute by intervence the supply

of Czech

to security in the area, and with ERYP

the anti-colonial

help of the Soviet bloc, unct the

known to seek the reverse, then propaganda throughout the aren

they become dangerous. and und

turned thus

It from n He said the Government of regional dispute, in which out. ut stlers

looking were sccepted the respons.bilities

settlement, into a arising from the

conjoining

segment of a world dispute in but ference,

LIB sense had which hopes and tears acknowledged that it

aalike intensified, and it comes certain de facto

Не position.

to be almost taken for granted termed this "very unsatisfne-

that nothing can be settled locally except in the context of a larger settlement.

DE FACTO POSITION

South

tory."

"If the

Vietnam

had

Geneva

hart

On пр

are

A second "secondary con-

Geneva agreement goes, then the commission has sideration," the Embassy snici, По function left to it," the was

the complexity of Arab Prime Minister said.-Unlled | world development in which Press,

112

there was a resentment against

British Crossword Puzzle

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ACROSS

1 Things to be done (8).

ទ Discourage (5).

8 Superior (5).

Đ Tum Ewegy (0)

11

13 Book

13 Stop

capital (6),

10 Negligent (6).

20 Pleco torn off (5).

16 Lace-hole (6).

22 Terrible (4),

28 'Lawful (8).

23 Not Aceh (6).

20 Wanderers (6).

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Last letter of Greek alphábet

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29 Comes in (0),

DOWN

Soviet-Served

those

other

**To the

extent that aspirations

Soviet-served, are

arty neither Egypt nor nation in the area is served, in the long run, if the lessons of history in other parts of the world are dead_right,”—United | Press

All-British Exhibition

In Moscow

Moscow, Mar. 21. The Soviet Government today gave reporters a pre- view of the first all-British art exhibition to be held in Russia since the 1917 revo- lution.

The

exhibition, opening tarsorrow, is part of Russia's "friendship drive linked with next month's visit to Britain by Marshal Nikolni Bulganin and Mr Nikita Khrushchev.

The drive includes a series

of television programmes about

Britain, a radio series devoted

- Finland's

HELSINKI:

of

meneral strike, which started on March 1, resulted In outbreaks. mob demonstrations and street fighting in the Finnish capital of Helsinki. Cause of the strike was employers' refumi to grant a wage increases members of the Trade Union Federation, One clash with strikers saw 30 pollormen injured and taken to hospital for treatment. Picture shows a striker being led away by pollen following a demonstratton, →→→ Exprem Photo.

FAMOUS BOLSHEVIK

FREED

Moscow, Mar. 21. NDREI

21

Bubnov, famous old Bolshevik

Education in 1937, when

Malenkov Kissed

By Blonde

Page

FRENCH 'LEAKS' TRIAL

Ex-Police Commissioner

Gives Evidence

Paris, Mar. 21.V Ex-Police Commissioner Jean Dides, now a Poujadist Deputy in the French National Assembly, declared today that his relations with US Embassy legal attache, Mr Roland O. Lallier, whom he identified as an FBI (Federal Bureau of Investiga tion) man, had been "perfectly normal."

Dides made his statement at the trial of four defendants accused of responsibility for leaks of national defence secrets.

Dides 1 x10t a defondant but had been necusaă în board- mony by France's Surete Na- tional Director, Jean Malroy, of having had contacts with the US Embassy.

The

Elaboration

defendants

Gro Journalist Andre Baranes, Joan Mons, Ex-Secretary-General of the National Defence Commit- teo, and his two top assistants, Reno Turpin and Roger

Labrusse.

MISSING PRISONER TURNS UP

Moscow, Mar. 21.

The West German Gov- ernment has submitted to Mairoy elaborated on his the Soviet Foreign Ministry charges today. He said Didos a list of 1,000 Germans, had met Laller overal times many of them women between September 10 and 17,

and

1904, dairey also said he had some children, still believed In his possession the document to be detained in the Soviet bf the deliberations of the Union, National Defence Committee."

American

Ne

In replying to questioning, Negotiations for their Mairey કાવ

he did not mean patrlation have already been to say that Didea had turned opened by the now West Ger- the document

to OVEN

the man Ambassador, Herr Wilheim attacho but merely Haas, and yesterday he saw bad in his possession. | successively the three Soviet Dides said: "I never met M. Vice-Foreign Ministers, Vassily revered times during the Kutnetry, Vadimir Semenov. of September 10 to 17, as and Nicolai Fedorenk

Stafford, Mar. 21. Visiting Soviet Vice-Premier, Mr who was Commissar for Georgi Malenkov, said here tonight the

Soviet Union had no wish to disturb Anglo-week American friendship. He said his govern- ment wanted Was

good relations with all nations.

purged as "an enemy of survived

people",

the other purges and was re- leased recently, it

learned here today. Bubnov, who is 72, Joined the Communist Party in 1903, was a member of the Politbureau in 1827 and a member of the Revolutionary Military Coun- dil

the which organised Bolshevik seizure of power. A member of the Central Com- mitte from 1912, Bubnoy was до апу commander during the civil war and later chlef of the Soviet army's political department.

Another surviver of the purges, A. V. Kosarev, first secretary of the Komsomol until 1038, when he was disgraced as "an enemy

of the people" was also released recently— France-Pressc.

BERIA'S MAN LIQUIDATED

Berlin, Mar. 21. The anti-Communsit West Berlin Information Bureau the West reported toxiny liquidation of a Soviet colonel no a close collaborator of the executed Soviet security chief, Lavrent Beria. The Bureau,

which

gathers facta behind the Iron Cur- tain, sold a Colonel Vorkin, whu worked from 1948 to 1954 for the Soviet security service in East Germany and who was then in charge of all the important espionago trials, was arrested

the Soviet capital late last year. He was executed shortly after wards, the Bureau said United Press,

Police Find Hoard Of Gold

to English music and literature, A gold-plated cradle and recorded performances of British plays.

Indore, Mar. 21.

of the god, Lord Krishna, stolen by thieves from the palace of the Maharajah of Indore has been recovered by polico,

The exhibits Include 93

British artists, paintings by 158 engravings, and about 200

Pollen also found a hoard of pieces of sliverware and Chine.gold and a rare conch shell hid -Reuter

den with the cradio' in à vilinge hear here. They have arrested

Lake adhu-Hindu holy iman....

They examine accounts (8). Red Balloon

2 Burden (8).

3 Unload (4).

4 Garb (7).

6 Amount short (7).

1 Gets up (6).

* Requires (8).

AN

Went Astray

Hamburg, Mar, 21. West German police, today the lotter collected scrape

of a Rumlin weather balloon that strayed over the Iron Curtain,

14 Foice,

15

Outgoings (6).

10

| dets back at a prics (7).

17 Mixture (7).

19 Colour (0).

21 Rabbit house (5).

“24 Lend :'(4).......

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD.-Aert 3 Fas 1 Sorry,

The balloon apparently

land.

ed several wackka ngo fn * pasture near the town of Lao. chow, where the Iron Curtain

The cradle has been used for centuries to contain the image of the infant Lord Krishna, whom some scholars have irled to identify with Christ-Ching Mall Special.

FALANGIST

RELEASED

Madrid, Mar. 31.

Spanish Falangist poet, Dionisio Hidrucjo Jiménez, was one of four Falangist members released today ftum detention.

Three other Falangists

are still imprisoned.

All seven were arrested in Madrid following student riots.

The release of Dioniso Ridrucjo and his com pinion

in was thought Madrid tonight to be due to the personal interven- tion of the Caudillo, Gen. crai Francisco France- France-Frézzé.

Eisenhower

Misinterpreted

Says Secretary

Mr Malenkov, who was un- expectedly sent to Britain a few weeks before the visit of Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulgarin and Communist Party First

tory, Mr Nikita Khruere

stressed the value of personal contacts and business ties in ea tablishing

good relations.

The 1st comprised the names

Mairey asserts. M. Lailler an official

of the FBI agont sent to Paris by his government of Germans supposed to be to investigate crimes and low living in the USSR though the violations committed by GF's. Bonn authorities are not awe of In this connection, he is re- this point. gularly sccredited to the North Atlantic Treaty Organimation and the Prefecture of Poller.

No Modification

"The friendly relations I had with him were therefore per- International | feetly normal,"

Mairey sald he conceded that Lailler

Was

regularly accredited official, but said that did

modity his testimony.

Personal Contacts

En-

NOT RAISED

Today, Herr Haas saw Soviet Premier Nikolai

Bulganin, but it is understood the question of the list was not, raised,

on

Today, 24 hours after the list was presented, number 839 named the list turned up expectedly at the temporary West German Embassy office at the Metropole Hotel here.

Speaking at the English Malrey told, the court that He was: Gerhardt Strauer, of Electric Company's research under present circumstances, Karlsruhe, who was arrested in laboratories in Stafford, the | it is impossible for me to reveal | Austria by the Soviet poilée In former Soviet Premier said:

He WHE Deir to the my sources in the presence of 1948, "All these particular steps to the defendant (Barones), who is Soviet Union in 1951 and sca establish

tenced to 10 years' imprisonment personal contacts free provisionally should be seers within the Mairey corrected an earler for espionage. general framework of developing accusation he had made that

After being imprisoned near relations between all Barnes had visited the US the North Siberian city of cintries, and in this particular, bassy. He said he had leamed

amnestled in case,

between the peoples of the that in reality, it was a brother garsk, he was

May last year. Soviet

Union and Britain, of Baranes who had approached. between the Soviet Union and the American secret services to the American

people, and propose that they hipe Baranes. between

American

and the British people."

During his tour of the research laboratories, Mr Aukenkov

the

quipped about the

"Iron Curtain."

Mr Malenkov, who was got- ting into a lift, looked at thê iron gates, and said: "So you have an iron curtain here. We discarded it,”

Lipstick

Repeated Charge

Mairey today repeated his charge that Barnnes was a Com munist agent,

Ex-Premier Pierre Mendes France, now Minister of State without portfolio, 'is' expected to testify tomorrow.France Preset.

The former Soviet Premier, Slave Traffic

whose perpetual jocular manner have been much commented by the British press, laughed hearilly when a blonde, 18-year-old canteen Wallcene, wrongly Marioris Bra of the works,

him kissed

Washington, Mar. 21. President Elsenhower's press secretary, Mr James Hagerty, said tonight that a statement made by the President this afterabon had bem interpreted as a Unfled States offer to mediate in Franco- Algerian affairs.

The President made no such offer, Mr Hagerty emphasised.

The press secretary sold the President at his preas con-

the ference expressed

hope that a just compromise would be found to reconcil the legitimate aspirations of Algeria without damaging Franco- Algerian relations,

during his tour

Wiping a tell-tale trace of lipstick

from

thoek. Mr Malenkov turned to the photo graphors who sipped the "I shall not show thong photographs to my wife bo said. Franco-Press",

SORTLO

He worked in a restaurant for eight months until he had saved enough money to come to Moscow, where he merived two days ago,

He was

unable to find the Embassy until today. The Em- bassy is now trying to obtain an exit visa for him.

Embassy sources sald that Strautz'e surprise increased the possibility that the Appearance

rest of the people on the list may turn up. It was learned they are mostly civilians arrested by the Russians in what is now the German Democratic Republic and deported to the Soviet

Debate Union Franco-Presse.

Opposed

United Nation, Mar. 21. United States request for a

Franco today

opposed a

debate by the United NationĀM Trueeside Council on reports of a a trame in slaves between

BRITISH MUSICIANS

Fresh West Aftien and S FOR RUSSIATM

Arabia.

French dologate, M.

Whaling Record Bargues, id that this traile

Capetown,

toarn Mar, 21.

the Now

London, Mar. 21.

best- scended relatively unimportant. Seven of Britain's The little information that was | known musicians will take part Ame o. Jenson,

available on the querian did in coricerts in the Boviet Union wegian gunner on the catcher not warrant a Council debate, from April 16 to May 6, it was Mr Hogerty declared that Terje II of the Hector whaling he said.

reported here tonight, Mr Elsenhower then hoped that feet, we

for the top scorer

The French view was accepted. The musicians, headed by Sir similar solutions would be second

successive year in the by the Council

Arthur Bliss, Mester of the found in other troubled region Antarctic whaling acasion this in the Middle East, Africa and

According to Information elted queen's Music, will perform by and year.

the US alegate, Negroes twice in Morew, twice in Asia

Of the fleet's total catch of from centra) Africa were Leningrad and ones in Kiev and 3,023 whales, Jensen shot 376 duppatched by: way of the Kharkov. Last year he broke all recorde French Cameroons to Saudi with, a score

of 487-Trance- Arabia, where they were sold as Soviet musicians to Britain are Presse.

alayés,--France-Presse,

The President added that the United States good ofices would be available for mediation in these areas Franco-Presse.

THE BABE STILL TH

Babe,

FIGHTING.

Tampa, Flo, Mar. 21.

Zaharias wiit leave

Middle East Discussion Next Week?

Mr Hammarskjold would be

ablo.to check

on persistent charges by, both Edes of rooming of soja • méme the borders if he vinged the area.

Sound Out

New-York, Mar. 21."

United Nations Security Council da ex- pected to meet next Mon- day to discuss the Mikile East and to cönsidèr ask- Ham- ing My Dag marskjöld, the Secretary- General, to make an on it the-spot investigation..

uncense for Western Powers will própow" that Mr Teratit and Arab' zovermisante Wo? And cut whine rompinner There whe title Houbt that sa

makes a sharp dent eastward bere tils week to return to a along the Elbe · River lins bi- Teram-hospital for another. tween Burt and West Germany, round in her dramatle battle

Rumia and the Stop Curtain: against cancer.

have strekm of protests to lose West in the part The Babe's husband. The few monitus over balloons drifts exwrestler | George Zaharias, ing into Med tests claimed the war wil have a street named territories and wis that while in Takashi bulionnel bots mastoralgicid and what her as Beennant, and wil

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Haminarakjold the fob of survering: the situation. Diplomasie obentvern quoted. Bir Arkady Boboty, the, Boviet delegate, saying that the Soviet afflitude would depend Western resolution on how the was phrased.

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