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‹ THE CHINA. MAIL, TUESDAY, JULY' 3,' 1956,

SHEPILOV'S VISIT INDICATES

ADVANCED

Russia Less Likely To Start Soviet Policy Change WEAPONS

New War Israel Seeks

BUT DULLES SEES

Closer Ties

NO IMPROVEMENT With Asia

REGARDS CHINA

Washington, July 2.

The Secretary of State, Mr John Foster Dulles, has told Congress that the chances of the Soviet Union starting a war are less than they were a year ago.

But, he added that he could not "record any comparable improvement as regards China."

In prenet Jesúmory before a Home mjaja opriations sub- pommitartter”, made publie in een- barrel form today, Mr Dulles sand the situation1 Wis

though 1st

mebncing, Soviet

V Iran's

ke war Was

Capability th

(1ħere was "pangible evileñvers bances, working invide the Soviet Un which might Sti

1 tsar the threat of com THIS to the fr werkt, he and

Reckless

Mr Dulle warned against the Chiled States both down Knard.

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its gross national production on policies tha2 ww primarily hostile

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Scotch Gift For Hongkong

Edinburgh, July 2,

A Scottish peanant was presented to the comar- der of the &argo ship Sunda by the Provost of Grangemouth at a T- ception on board the ship at Grangemouth today.

The Sunda, which is the Bret ""

class ship OUT from Scotland on the com· pany's expanded Far East service, will y the pen- nant whenever she leaves or approaches the port,

8hr

shortly wil raving for

Penang, Port

Swettenham and

kong,

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effort which we Delive needed to meet that peril." the

**

Mr Bulle

appeared tætore

the committee on May 24, and Ju 13 in support of Pre-

sident Fäsenhower's

4,000 ml- solar foreign and pro-

granite.

Jook" foreign

Long That

Mr Dulles reported that the Russians.

Ul *W policy emphasia. non-mikt. ry apperaett, have put up about a 100 kilion dollars worth of foreign aid in the lust I menths in the front of easy-te^a^{3}] JUNFIN

Mir Dulles

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Kounced Soviet plans to qual Ita Tutees. by 1,200,000 would

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potential

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Al today's ceremony, Mr Logan Strang, member of The

Hir of Counell Andrew's Society, handed two sliver qualchs (drink. ing

the cups) 1126

which Sunda's commander, Cap- tain

E. J. Kerridge, will give to the

81 Andrew's Seeletics of Singapore and

Itongkong.

The cups will be accom- of panied by two GABEN Scotch whisky presented by the Soolch Whisky Ass0 - clation. thing

Special

Moli

Ike Feeling Stronger

faraol

scoa

Jerusalem, July 2.

herself an integral part of Asia and wants to strengthen bor tics with all Asian countries, Golda Myerson,

new

Israel's

Foreign Minister,

first told her news conference today.

She 14547 wald that while Israel's policy is not to interfere with anyone, the nation will

not tolerate interference from anybody and we won't let our border settlers stand in danger of their lives,"

Thore wilt

be no radical etianga in Israel's foreign palley, she said, and the country will **work

the Through

United Notions with all states who wek

110 one in an

Arab country teed stand in fear. all depends

the 01

1

authorities,”

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It

Arab

On the subject of Asia, she safel

Isinet

hersel ลด integral part of Ann and will do its most to strengthen its ties with the Asian

stakes,

large Many

of thein ochived her independence about the rathe time as Israel, and we have much in common. We hope ALT friendship with Burma won't remain an isolated

dent United Press,

As

Camera

Bank Bandit Trap

Wilmington, July 2 A Boston bank is trying out a new kind of bandit trap which shots film instead of bullets, accord- ing" to an article in the latest issue of a magazine published here by E. I. du Pont Nemours and Co.

It 1 21/1 automatic camera which operates sliently and in- visibly from behind one-way inirror to empture on film every- thing that happens during hold-up

Soviet Air Display

by

This year's Russian Air Force

attended Day 1 delegates from 28 countries. Emphasis in the show was on

10 fighters rather than bombers-only medium and

heavy bombers taking part in the show, as compared with more than 130 fighters. Ploture top shown US air chief, General Nathan Twining, right, with Soviet Defence Minister Marshal centre, and Communist Party Chairman Nikita right.

taking

Ploture at bottom shows four on the aircraft part in the show. Top left is a twin-ongive helicopter; Lop right a swept-wing fighter; bottom left a twin-jet bomber: bottom right a four-jet bomber, ~ Express Photo.

Rakosi Told

Toe The

To

The Line

London, July 2.

Hungary's Communist strong-man Matyas Rakosi has been ordered by Moscow to "mend his ways" and toe the anti-Stalin line, diplomatic dis- doctors today he feels her slightly larger than a peen hole patches from behind the Iron Curtain said today

Gettysbong, July

President Eigenhusver told his

and stronger euch day” But_he

The one-wity mirror.

bullet-proof, and the

unly

gave no bint as to what effect | would show Just where the

a parture of the magmas umovement might have on bandit stepped, so that detectives what he calle Marces ad liberal-

at

The

Uunon since Stabi's deadh Sam devel qiment Stets

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years

could possibly lek

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second term plans. ༣b ***

White House News Secretarymarks on the tor A heel un- James Hagerty, who relayed pression has proved an helpful the art on Mr Eisenhower's as a fogerprint in the solution wanditbon, merely laughed when of several famous crimes.

ire was asked if the President The magazine suil that "the piarus to attend the Republican

at national convention. It opens in San Francisco just seven weeks from today.

But he said it would be disas fer to think that such a change yal t“t“ahy༥] already that the United States could let up on is own security efforts. - Heu-

tu.

tu

say

However. Mr Hagerty said would be

the wrong President is "testing" himself as he did after his heart attack last year. United Press

A British Crossword Puzzle

22 123

26

24

ACROSS

1 Equine galt (0).

7 Monster (4).

9 Friendship (0).

10 Church passage (0),

11 Companion (4).

13 Laid in ruing (10),

15 Try out (4).

10 Regretted (4).

10 Wrongdoer (10).

18

22 Prefix meaning "half" (4),

24 Loans (5).

25 Nimble (5).

20 Scold (4).

27 Diminish (0).

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2 Self-evident truth (5),

3 Faithful (5).

4 Extol (6).

12

5 Beauty preparation (8).

6 Worry (4).

8 Open space in a wood (6),

12 Como in (0),

13

Challenges (6).

14 Decreed (8).

17 Ant (5).

10 Ship (6).

20, Accumulate (5),

23 Dash (4).

21 Commonplace (8).

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD—Across: 1. Wimple, 4 Relax, 7 Induce, 8 Pincil, 10 Stop, 12 Reverse, 18 Comel, 10 Need, 17 Oars, 19 Breck, 20 Trestle, 21 Earn, 23 Tabby, 24 Duenna, 25 Haven, 20 Needle. Down: 1 Wainscot, 2 Mediocre, 3. Lack Eminence, 6 Accuse, 9 Metro, 11 Possible, 12 Reolo, 13 Retained, 14 Econtate, 15 Armada, 22 Mute,

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eciminal might be tripped.

befor by the camera patrol he even stages use hold-up.” Films taken daily would checked routinely by law forcement officers; un most robberies have to hearsed

advance, in criminal entering

the could

be spoited and under surveillance.

up

(71-

Bin be re- known

bank

placed

Suspicious behaviour by any- one entering the bank during business hours might also becne apparent in routine examination ii what the

camera saw Evidence of odd actions crud surve to alert the bank

The

INW camera technique

NEW CHINA AIRLINE

Paris, July 2. Urumchi-AIDI The

airline

Rakorl who is reported to have visited Moscow in the post fortnight is one of the Just lead- ing Stalinists still in power.

Informed reports suggest his days a Hungry's dictator may be numbered.

Rakosi's head is belleved to have been demanded by Yugo- Javia's Marshal Tito in his re- cent negotiations with the So- viet lenders us a price for re- turning to the Communist fold Tito

is understood to have put much of the blame for the out- ing of Yugoslavia from Comin- form also on the Hungarian dictator.

Reluctance

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Rakost is considered the most stubborn of

the satellite leaders and his close alignment with Stalin during the war and postwar years has not been form gotten. Rumblings of discontent Ţin Hungary appear to have added to Moscow's decision to summon

Wes praised al a forum 31 Massachusetts police chiefs by Mr Edward Powers, special agent in charge of the Bosion office of the Federal Bureau of will be inaugurated in Septem-him for a "dressing down." Investigation. Both

the

FBI bur, us your, Radio Peking an- and the Massachusetts Bankers nounced today. Association have encouraged the study of the camera method. ---- China Mall Special.

Soviet Trade Mission To UK

London, July 2,

The radio suid that the Sinking Uighur Autonomous region will thus have a more than 4,000 kilometres air trans- port network with Urumchl as

the centre.

What Moscow resents most is the apparent reluctance to date on the part of Rakost lo sub- stitute at effective collective leadership for his one-man rule. speech to active party

In

members in Budapest on May 18, Rakost in an oblique r The airlines in Sinklang have|ference to the 20th Soviet Com- now stretched to places south munist Party Congress debunk- andi north of the Tenshoning of Stalindam, Kave this mountain range and to reach warning: major cities in this country and

A Soviet trade mission willAlma Ata of the Soviet Union.

"The courage and determina- tion which they took up the

arrive in London toward the The radio also reported that struggle against the cult of end of this week lo discus

the 1,718-kilometre airline be personality has been wrongly goods to be exported by Britain

tween Urumchi and Hkotan explained in places by some to the USSR during the next

was formally opened to trafile] people." five years,

Board of Trude today. the

"They thought that the con~" announced today,

Representatives of the Soviet The trip will tako seven demnation of the cult of per- Union have raid they would hours, the radio said.-France-sonality was at the same time

denial of the role of leaders; this buy

viewpoint is mistaken."

between goods valued £100,000,000 and £1,000,000,-

000. Franco-Prense,

Kitwe, Northern Rhodesia,

July 2.

The engine of the north-bound email train came oðrift from the coschics near Kafulafuta, about

20 min south of Bwana Mkub-

Presse.

No Answer To

Food Offer

Washington, uJuly (2. The United. Blates has not

wa and passengers looking out recolved any answer from the

New Developments.

Ro pald cautious lip service at the eamo time to the need for 10 also avolding "illegalities," claimed that 0,000 people have been freed from prison under the new quiiESTY,

Earlier this year Rakosi ylei

and rembilitated

In

Middle East

London, July 2.

The recent Middle East tour of the new Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr Dmitri Shepilov, has set off

FOR

Washington, July 2. "Advanced), weapons” prosinnably missiles of the "Honest John" or "Nike" type, will be included in the high priority... Ameri- can military aid je pro-

a fresh round of speculation here about the extent gramme for Japan during to which Soviet Russia is backing the Arab States. the present fiscal year.

It is seen in diplomatic quarters here as liable to have an important influence stability.

on

Middle Eastmonies by top-ranking American

4

This was disclosed in tesil-

military authorities, bafore the House Appropriations Com mittea. These testimonios were made publie today.

of

Mr Shepdlov's visits to increased since the conclusion of Cytro, Damascus and Beirut' the Czech-Egyptian aymo deal in followed

incident at the the autumn of 1938.

This programme, which Security Council in New York

presents up to date the most Western policy on the supply important June

1ow which សង

military early

of arms to the area is based on material from the United States generally been regarded 1 the 1980 Tripartit Declaration to Japan, includes also jet air- marking an importent polley by the Unite! States, France and craft, warships, tanks and other

which

Britain By this declaration weapons,

in

Soviet Prime Minister, Marshal

10

NOT SPECIFIED

AL the conclusion of the the three signalories almed London visit In April of the equalising the supply of arms to both sides in the Arab-Inuel

The the conflict and restricting the quan-

ity to he amount sumeent ensure self-defence,

Nikolai Bulganin,

and

Communist Secretary,

Party Mr

suid

that the

Khrushchev,

First Nikita communique the parties to talks would bock laltiative by The United

get" Nations to settlement

pencetul

On

mutually acceptable basis the Army-Israel dispute

а

of

to

gramme

The Communist decision supply sms to Egypt was taken as an indication that the Soviet Government and its allied States had censed

to be neutral in terms of the Arab-Israel conflict and had decidet Arab Statts.

on

30 Subo

half about

and the

amount of this pro- in dollars witS not specified, but according to committee member, the involved cost

tianes In 19

ne much requested for the fiscal year completed representa

mount spent on military aid

Japan to back tie to

from 1950 to 1850 inclusive.--France-Presso, the inaue of the Anglo-Soviet communique at the conclusion of the April This phrase in the communi- taiks In London, diplomalle que was interpreted in British quarters here assumed that the diplomalle quarters as mening Soviet Government had again British and Soviet states decided to work for agitle- mich were agreed on the need ment of the conflict. for a policy calculated to damp down existing Arab-Israeli ten- rion,

In

that

Tension Increased

the Western view tension in the Mill East bad greatly

French Angry Over Tunis

Broadcasts

Paris, July 2. Alain

Savary,

of State and

Following

Speculation

At the same time, tension in Rio area dropped following the conclusion of the mission to the

Dag speculat

Furniture Swindle

Singapore, July 2 Confidence mien posing s purchasing agents for million- otres, have swindled dealers of thousands of dollars worth of furniture.

the

Middle East of the United Na- A man walks into a furniture

store ans Secretary General, Mr

the and asks whether ho can furnish o flat for Bul

about the woman friend of a million- polley and intentions of the aire. He Impresses on the pro- Soviet

to koop Government revived alprietor the neod the beginning of June when transaction a secret, the Soviet

The representative in

owner, feeling that he the Security Counell

has been taken into the con- successful Árab drive to amendfidence of millionaire, the text of a British resolution Enerally more than happy to

sell his furniture. calling on Mr

backed

u

19

Hammarskjold

offiere"

for

peaco

In the area.

The confidence man then tells the dealer to deliver the goods

to continue his "good

on a

After

M.

In response to Soviet-backed it the country residence of an Arab objections. Britain dropped absentee millionaire. Secretary

dealer delivery. the for from the proposed resolution a Moroccan

Tunisian phrase calling for a "peaceful does not ask for immediate pay-

settlement Affairs,

mutually accept- ment for fear of offending tho demanded an able basis," despite the fact that millionaire, interview tonight with the this phrase had been included in

That is the last, he sees of his Tunisian

April Anglo-Soviet com- faniture-China Mail Special, Premier, Habib the

munique. Bourguiba, and informed

The amendment of the resolu- said they would | tion in schse opposed by Radio Tunis Israel, was said by many usually well informed sources to have broadcast hostile

to been one of the causes of the France.

sources discuss

£

Aation of the Israel Foreign

on

Mr Moshe Shareli, to- French officials have remained ward the end of June grimly silent about the broad- The indication of a shift in cast, which clained,

policy "Algeria Soviet

the Arab- ls no! and

will never

Israel question was followed by French."

the visit of Mr Shepilov to Cairo and Damascus, apparently for Important policy talles.

be

M. Savary. announcing his wish to talk to Bourguibe, said he wanted it to take place before French-Tunisian Inter. dependence negotiations resume here a 10 a.m. tomorrow.

The Arabic cast Jast 'Algerian

W s beansed at

It night.

said: brothers,

struggle is just.

LONG FUMED

Unknown Factor

A visit by Mr Shepliov, then editor of Pravda, to Cairo in the language broad-

summer of 1955 is considered in Algeria British diplomalle quarters to be

the "Dear the start of

policy pro-Arab your of the Soviet bloc-a polley possibly resulting from the par- initiative of the dow Foreign Minister who succeeded the veteran

Mr Vyacheslav "Frunee capitulates only after Molotov on June 1. warfare and bloodshed, as was The unknown factor in the the vase in Syria, Lebanon, | Middle East siluation, it is now Indo China,

And tell here, is the extent of sup- Morocco,"

port for the Arab couso secured France has long tumed at by Egyptian and Syrian states- broadcasts from Cairo urging on nien during Mr Shepilov's recent the Algerian rebels. But this tour.-China Mail Special. Wag the first such broadcast from the from the Corner French pro- lectorate of Tunisia.

Tunisia

Premler

It followed insistence last wook by

Bourguiba that French forces must leave Tunisia, Including the naval base of Bizerie, and a French reply titat French forces would re- main--United Press.

Second Asian

Socialist Conference

15

New Delhi, July 2. The second Asian Socialist conference will be held in irr November, this Bombay year, Socialist BOUNCES here stated tocný.

Delegates of Sociallet parties from countries, including Egypt

Morocco, Ugan- da

Lebanon Syria, Кепуть Malaya, Japan and Burma likely to attend the conference.

Fraternal delegates are

also being invited from the Yugoslav Communist Party, the British Labour Party and the European Socialist International.--France Presse,

The ment

aro

MEDIATION OFFER

of the windows had the novel Polish Government concerning, the Hungarian

Washington, July 2.. United States dovern experience of teesing the train the offer made last Saturday to Laszlo

WHO

was executed Glowing down while the engine sond food to Poland, the State Communist

hind announced It pulted away.

Department spokesman disclosed on trumped-up changes presum willingness to mediate in the. ably with Rakosť's approval, test strike, which has virtually This engine, without the weight today. of the train behind it, surgel

“Officinis prodlet thai the next || halted The American food offer was.

production throughout United States ani loft forward before it was stopped mode through the intermediary few weeks may therefore wit-the

} nearly half a mile further on. of the American Red Cross now new indowenly developments 050 000 Chim Moft Special,

Trance-Presse,

in Hungary ---United Prese. Meil Spacial

workers *Ido-China

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