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Peace At The Price Of Fish?
TT is possible to feel sorry
For Me siguitsu who,
much against his wil1 and his better judgment tuo, Jooks out from 12 hotel window today On the Moscow skyline. After all he did not want to go. But then neither alid Момная Kono, Kishi and Sumacia, the other suggested randy dates to conduct pence talk. with Rossla, for the quite obvious reason that it was more than their were worth. It is this that
Carrers
is bothering Mr Shigemitau too even though, as foreign
minister, he is the logical choice.
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RELAX IN
DAKS
THE BAJRES COMFORT - IN ALTERO TROUSERS
Whiteaways
12 KILLED IN SAVAGE GALE Bodies May
Teenagers Fight Channel
Storm On Sailing_Ship
MANY VESSELS Revolts
IN DISTRESS
London, July 29.
A race-winning sailing ship, manned by teenagers, battled one of the worst English Channel
storms of the century today before it sank where the Flying Enterprise | Why is his Visit to Museow went down. Mr Shige- so distusteful?
A Scottish freighter rescued the entire task 14 The responde relations with
22 man-and-boy crew of the red-sailed broadly packing. Just how }{ to be achievıl ketch Moyana. But at least 12. persons cliteit to any A were killed and scores more injured as treaty bas To de signed
or later and, play hurricane winds lashed the English Channel
and the English and French coasts.
Nooner
eirds.
ink ifs highest Russia would like to change ambassadors, as all earnest of sal intentions Japan needs
reminding
OFF
that it is new shing placid waters only beenuse Russia
Famed the maintains
strangleholat
on the northern Japanese fishing grounds, True
TER
Butuh ant
PI1
<
In Soviet Labour Camps
The
Vienna, July 29.
Association
of
SUEZ
CANAL GARRISONS ON STATE OF ALERT
Be Found PUT In Liner's
Cairo, July 29.
The Egyptian High Command cancelled officers' leave today and ordered its garrisons along the Suez Canal on a state of alert.
Wreckage
New York, July 29.
The possibility was raised today that the bodies of some of the victims of the collision of the liners Stock- holm and Andrea Doria may
The action following reports that the British Government was considering strengthening its Middle East bases as a result of the canal's be buried in the mangled nationalisation.
Vacationing officers were ordered back to their posts from summer resorts at the height of the sultry Egyptian summer.
tulis.-United Press.
The Egyptian Army's Eastern uniwer France's "Impudence" in cheques in payment Comunand at Ismailla, midway | blouri,
joist the 101 ule WELTWBV. placed praclienliv all garrisoTRE
tate of vil
A formal state of emergenev
Former Prisoners of War had been in force in the ennal day that they had heard of Gamal Abdel Nasr national beh two revolts in Soviet prison th
of which nothing camps had been previously heard. Hetta ned prisoners had told them of the incidents
in Austria announced 10-IP 203836 rince 1remier
waterway last Thursday
IN-
The British sailing ship, which won the famous Torbay-Lisbon international sailing race just a week
They stated that one of thes. in 90. of dozens of vessels in distress ago, was one
took place in Norilak, in north- R battled the force mph winds and towering seas.
wes Siberia at the end of last Fyear
Som 25.000 prisoners in Ten gale for more than three hours before it sank.
the Card [about ayd volled Americ
and
for their Tought A 19-year-old maritime endri
theberty
Only after three months nyed at the helm at the timelaps
stock smal
12: down by war the revol sklær i lunge sear ketud
ita
ori shus Several, inducing the taue fores ship
Itul KALLIOT aureatt Rune Besti Russians but the Japanese waters
Vaplatta Kun by tk, went from our emra, MES have no illusions that they | Carlsen's Flying Enterprise sattali to another on 1114ney 4.
Curly could lecoma troubled
in a similiar gale in 1954 的
piel up to 90 miles bearobot waters again if Mr Shige- The storm struck with sudden.
and fol after Britalia mitsu proved slippery and tury
in the North brighet
ats me the Chamel, Seas were awkward ni The
and warmest week of the sun- present
up to 20 feet high talks.
A sen, the Adinurally reported !
treaty commits The
ordered *abandon Lazad Puint
Whits
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Bre
JAPAN will, of course, raise at just a dozen distress signals
Countless small
the vexed question of its from big ships. lost territories. Again it yachts were in trouble. will ask for though with of them sank.
A
Cross-Channel ship
All vice was halted,
vert
whose
Some
ser..
i was
12.
Sec
The 7,229-ton Greek eargo ship Allki went out of can- trol seven miles off the Iste
800 KILLED The revol cos the lives of 860 pisoners and more than 2,000 others were wounted,
ht
This is the stratyle strip That
amler ta! Britain marquiste 1953 Anglo-Egyptian agrvement.
Egyptian troops now man the buyes, and
British a private company of civilian techulelans keeps the bases on a war-dy fooling under the treaty.
The
the military aspert of canni situation" ipprared to 1
Importance shuce increasing in
10 deelden Britain
block bela + .२३ ExpIt's starting
Frince followed
British banks.
suit.
to
Premier Nas er turned to the International Court of Justice The Hague, Holland, challenge the British uetion.
But in a significant Rech
niso urged yesterday.he
Use Arab nationalists
of Wight. It later reported sentenced, including the chie: of AlgeriON,
[relf underway again. but the
zaid
men
three
had been swept overboard and it was impossible to rescue them. A yacht named Dancing Ledge denti
capsized in Sandown Bay in the Five Isle of Wight, küling at
and his s011,
AUTO
little hope of receiving- south Sakhalin and most of
On land, the gales ripped up the Kurile chain. Boldiy.es and battered buildings though perhaps little
Six of the known Mr Shigemitsu were drowned at sta foolishly,
month: announeed last
inotoriste "Japan vannot sarrifice her were crushed by falling trees territorial demands to
on land. A shipyard worker
blown off A yerset fishery interests."
drydock and fell to his death,
SHIP CAPSIZES
Hul he
was possibly still hoping i
then to pass the buck of
the Moscow trip to some-
#AM
In ;
one else and now he has? The Brilish steamer Preswood the unpleasant job either; capized
One of its row died of persisting with his firm but 15 were plucked from the attitude Or eating his imaging NOR
words.
The fact
One coastut survivors yachts,
أن
Britain's volunteer lifeboats brought in 18 of these small Another of the rugged Teseue etait with its fisherman crew saved 18 yachtsmen.
KILLED BY TREES
father
A motorist was killed in Kent when the gales toppled a tree on ite his car.
STAR VAVOVE were brought before a court and semCheer lo in prison Some of the officers of champ administration were also in prison administration Norilsk, General Sminow, who was rentenced to death,
second revolt was among forced labourers 21 Kengir, Here the revolt further north. crushed Was
by Soviet frcops with tanks,
Over 500 prisoners were killed, tcul
Over 1,000 were severely wounded.
Afterwards 1,500 of the pri- soners were tried and sengeced either to death or to long terms Caje winds blew a big free
forced labour camp al in the (acrises a cor and killed a German Kolyma 800 miles southeast of
and his wife touring England. Kong-Reuter.
Seaside resorts were smushed. Thousands of small pleasure al their craft were destroyed moorings
and
Trains were delayed communications disrupted.
London Wax swept by wind
and ru London
The east line of France was weather The med dramatic gale battle hard lut, too, but the
thut
of the red-sailed over the rest of Europe mostly tine. United Press
that Japan stuck doggedly to its claims dur- ing the abortive Begotiations is no guarantee that it will persist in the face of Russia's determined was refusal. Still the Japanese Moyana
the The
Arst struck gile are natural unwilling to
claims their
salling in 100-ton
before ship renounce
cia wn. 1-
with which such a binding fashion as full-scale
Hather trenty. they would leave the position fluid in the hope that in the race fature perhaps Russin would joined battle with the wind.
room
<TOW
I
15 teenagers
In
the
and yei
classic
was the youngest Torbay-Lisbon won the rare,
Nineteen year old Cadel
ser its way clear to helping Robert Fewtrell stayed at the Japan out with
for helm until the skipper. Herbert its ever growing population. Stewart, gavo in to the storm Russin's sop to Mr Shigemitsu and sent out his SOS.
Is reported to be two t " was not frightened," said the southernmost Kuriles -- Robert. "I was thrilled." Eorofu
and Kunashir.
Hibomai and Shikotan hav also been mentioned. But is this a big enough concession to enable the Japanese Gov- ernment to agree to a pence trenty? As a first step it may
unly agree "normalisation of relations" perhaps exchange diplomaile missions.
fórmula"
to
was
Blaze At Candle
Factory
Antwerp, July 20
when fire
broka
Rebels' New Tactics
Algiers, July 29.
sprayed
Today, Egypt answered the tering blockade by announc- ox i will refuse British bank
Export Ban
Order Rescinded
Cairo, July 29,
Kain- Dr Abdel Moncio sunty, the Egyptian Finance Minister. said tonight that an order banning Egyptian exports to the sterling area had been rescinded.
ате
Dr Kaissany said "there no restrictions on
exports to the Egypilan himling area."
of
Consignments Egyptian cotton and rice to the United Kingdom, which were unloaded at Alexan- dria today because of a government order banning experis to the sterling area unless paid for in a cur-
of a renoy
third country trading with Egypt, will be reloaded for export to their destination.-Reuter.
Nationalisation
for canal
WUN
remains of the Swedish liner's bow.
The Italian Line announced at 7.40 p.m. that its figures shower there were two known dead, 18 missing and presumed dead und 47 unaccounted for among the passengers
Funken Andrea Doria.
Stockholm crew killed.
of the
Five
members were,
were
HQ TRANSFERRED
Cairo, July 29. Egypt today transferred the main offices of the Suez Canal Company from Paris to Cairo. "T710
Egyptian decision was announced today by the former These figures give a possible Egyptian Commissioner to the | casualty toll of 72 but more of Canal Company, Bourbane Said, the "unaccounted for* ΠΟΥ
one of the members of the expected to turn up. Beard of the Egyptian Canal A Bethlehem shipbuilding Company.
took company official, who The new Director-General of newsman on a tour of the de- the Egyptian Suez Canal Com-molished areay indicated several
Badaoui, places wilere pany, Hilmy Bahgat
bodies may lle arrived today in Ismailia from beneath twisted steel, wood and Gurova to take up his functions, furnishings. At the time of the nationalisa- tion of the Canal by Egypt last Thursday night, the
42-year
A Bethlehem spokesman said three Stockholm crew members were missing and presuned dead ald Badnout Was to Switzer-
He indicated in the wreckage. land, representing Saudi Arabia
it was possible but not probable negotiations
with that bodles of some of the Andrea "Aramco", the Arabian-Ameri-Deria's 18 missing passengers
the
Oil Company.
also might be found The Egyptian authorities alan Stockholm's bow. announced today that Port of the entrances
Sald, at one
to the Suez Canal, will be ad- ministered from now on by the
in the
BODIES RECOVERED
Two bodies of Andrea Barla
Egyptian custome authoriiles.passengers have been recovered. Previously the port has
been Eighteen ethers are presumed to
under the administration of the be dead, Suez Canal Company-France-. Presse,
Legal
Avows Egyptian Govt
London, July 29.
The Egyptian Embassy here tonight issued a statement claiming that President Nasser's announcement that Egypt had nationalised the Suez Canal was not, so far, being presented in Britain in its proper per- spective.
"On the contrary," the statement said, "undue stir and commotion have been roused to confuse the issue as presented to public opinion. "When Britnin and America for threats of Intervention by entirely within Egypt's domestic
Jurisdiction, on withdrew their
the one hand, effers to help any of the maritime powers, build the
"Furthermore, Aswan Dam ou the
Egypt nation- and
of an inter- the breach allsed the canal to help pay for national cbiigation, such AS Nie, Egypt had to react and find
of hampering the the costs of building the dam.
freedom a way to build the dam out of
navigation in the canal, of which her own resources, the stalement sald,
wante, Egypt could not be accused," Egypt In consequence, AS many | Reuter. ships
to possibla
EQ through the
without canat interruption.
canal convention
of
"The Suez Canal Company has always been on Egyptian joint stock company, with its headquarters in Alexandria, Fatemuary 22, 1866, clearly states that the canal computly and 15 subject Egyptian Egyptian legislation.
to
It added: "To describe the Rebels
sub-nationalisation of the Suez Canal machinegun slugs at a three-as seizure or evilscation is in- man military patrol near the compatible with the realities of gates of Oran last night, the situation. wounding one of the men, and sped off in a stolen car. The attack marked the spread A whole street was evacuated of the now rebel tactics-ambush
ing French soldiers in irolated here tonight
Two soldiers out in a candle factory, sprend suburbs rather than in heavily- to an adjoining warehouse and purtolled cities. licked round seven neighbouring were killed and two wounded The Glasgow freighter Glan houses.
in Algiers. Maclean took the entire crew
The blaze was boosted by ex- off the ketch in sever minutes
a raid of plosions in
The police started paraffin oil and Then a naval frigate took the
st the Lamur and Medioni nalive barrels auch one hour after tow. sinking sailing ship
Oran today In storied the factory and ware- quarters of sank but tier masts finally
search for the gunmen. house collapsed. beneath the raging
suspects were arrested. Six firemen were injured when Waves soon after,
At Oued Fodda. 10 miles east the buildings collapsed
Orleansville, rebels uEADS- dense cloud of evil-smelling smoke billowed 158 feet in the sinated two village guardsmen
French forces have killed 103 But they carried on at their rebels in the post 48 hours, the Four- were still playing authorities
in
channel
19 YACHTS MISSING
Ninteen small yachts that sel
This "Adenauerout for a Sunday regatio
satisfy might
off
air.
Us
in five similar attacks last week On Legal Grounds
announced
24
Fifty
Russia as a first step and Southampton have not yet been posts und
for, but many were horca on the building at mid-on Moslems suspected of pro-
accoured
sidered well in hand.-Reuter,
Mr Shigemitsu's honour presumed to have reached night when the fire sufficiently to allow his re-various ports, turn to Tokyo as a minister Coastal lifeboats, cargo ship
and tankers made two dramatic rescues of 28 persons,
ati in possession of
untarnished portfolio.
Atl
LEADER OF UNDERGROUND
ORGANISATION SLAIN
Rabat, July 29. Abdallah el Hadoui, 20-year- old chief of the extremist Black Crescent underground, one of four youths killed trying to run a polios blockade last night, inform- ed Bourece said today.
1048
The four youths were shot to
dcath when they raced through a blockade on the
·Rabat - Casablanca coastal highway, Aring as they wont. A police inspector joounded.
10%
GRENADES IN
"The Egyptian government is on leg ground, and is acting within her domestic jurisdiction when sho nationalised the canal,
and "She la th A good
the valid legal rounds as
Government British
was when nationalising caal. transport, gas, and as was the French Government, went even farther, when she nationalised both banking and Insurance."
which
French leanings have died at Feel hands in the same period. The rtalement said. that
French
casualties were not President Nasser had assured announced.
the world that Egypt will do The biggest single engage- everything to safeguard the con- ment was fought near Elmilla,
unhindered tinuous,
flow of north af ConstanUnc, Seven- traffic through the canal. DOCTOR'S HOUSE teen rebels were slain.-United Too much has already been
nich about
Egypt not standing by her international obligations while Egypt is persistently re- pealing her intention to safe- guard freedom of navigation,
"But We are accused in advance:
Taza, Morocco, July 20. A French surgeon, Andre Houot, was arrested in Taza to- day for illegal possession of
Informed sources said it was armas after a police search of
el
of
Prose.
j
Prince Michael In Hospital
on
"Egypt Is malleiously accused propositions- fostered by the
"Obviously
дя
"But this simple logic seems to have fallen on dead cars."
"BIG THREE” STATEMENT
London, July 29. The "Big Three" Western powers ended, their confer- enco tale tonight on Egypt's nationalisation of the Suez Catal.
An omelai statement made after the conference said: "The meeting was in agreement about the gravity of the situation and the need for preserving the use of the canal in the Inter- ests of all maritime nations as an international water- way in accordance with the terms of the Convention of 1888."
At the talks were Mr British Selwyn Lloyd, Foreign Secretary, M. Christian Pineau, French Foreign Minister, and Mr Robert
-deputy Murphy, Under-Secretary of State in the United States State Department.
An official speaking for. all three delegations added: "The discusions will be resumed at 11 am, tomor row aller & morning of in.. tensive, work by a number of sub-committees.""
quarters In particular.
Reuter, the Western world who realise fully
well the implications of throw ing Western public opinion into utter confusion,
his homo Lincovered a sub- certain that all but
machine gun and severni Hadout
of them grenades,
London, July 201 was one
Tazi Prince Michael of Kent, 14- and the rent wore members
Another Europearf Black of the
Crescent named Perez, was also arrested year-old youngest son of Violently pan-Arab and anti- but the charges against him Duchess of Kent, entered has French,
pital here today for further the organisation were hot revealed,
ཐལ་ the specialised,
Houet was known to have examinations and X-rays on in during French protectorate, in send- professionally treated members Juries received when he allpped at a swimming pool on Friday. ing threatening lettera to of the "Army of Liberation".
The homes of two other His condition has improved French nettièrs and Mor-
Europeans were, also searched and it is expected that he will
·lems friendly to Franco us a result of a grenade throw-leave hospital in a few days. signed with a black crane and automobile chase an Prince Michael suffered ecent, and following up with the night of June 27. The other bruises and mild concussion in
United wo terrorist attacks, --
wero not arrested, the fall at the swimming pool Press.
at Eton Collego,--Reuter,
| France-Pres
Tho statement »;
concluded: “Egypt, a tovereign state, is on Obvious Object legal as well sa meral grounds to nationalise an' Egypilan con- The Embassy statement said cern while standing firmly by that Egypt intended maintain the freedom of passage through the steady flow of traffic through the canal.
"Distinction must be drawn the canal in the most efficient manner with the obvious object between the nationalisation of bf giving no cause for complaint the canal company, which falls
US Civil War Survivor Dying
Duluh, Minnesota, July 29, Albert Woolson, 109-year-old sole survivor of the Army of the Republle, near death, today.
The bodies of two of the five Stockholm crew members pre- fsumed dead havo besti recovered. -number of passtrigers un- accounted for was cut to 47 at 7 p.m.
The
Word came
that one person
boarded the ship at all. small children
were taken Toronto by their parents,
on the passenger list had never
Twa to who not tarry to notify the authorities they were safe.
Another child was found at a
did
pollee shelter after having been abandoned on a pier,
Reporters who toured the Stockholm saw an "umbelley- able" mass of clothes, bottles, blankets,
magazines, toilet articles and other items strewnA throughout the wrecked aren.... United PreES.
Bus Tragedy Death Toll Falls
The sunktu
sharply
Helsinki, July 29.
death toll in Finland's
bus
tragedy dropped today when "Good"
passengers begon showing up alive.
and
Ferty persons were aboard the bus when it crashed through a Grand ferry's galds
yesterday was plunged to the bottom of Kivi- Balm Sound in central Floland, The death toll was put at 27. although all bodies had not been recovered.
St Luke's Hospital aften-
coma since
dants said the former crummer boy's condition was critical and
Today the death list dropped that he was not responding to to 15. treatment. Woolson has been Police sald passengers mixing
yesterday and presumed drowned
have been reporting all day. They Woolson is the only survivor had rushed from the secident Di the Union
the sccse and did not think about Army of Civil War. Three veterans
of reporting their escape until they
in
afternoon.
the Confederate Army are still read about their “drownings" in olive-United Press,
today's papers.-United Press.
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