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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JULY 30, 1956.
Nasser Exposes Lack Of Sincerity CANNON BALLS FOUND IN ISTANBUL
AUSTRIAN PRES. IMPROVING
THEODOR KOERNER
Vienna, July 20
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CYPRUS
AIRWAYS
Nicosia, July 29.
DISCLOSURE THAT ARMS
DEAL WAS NOT MADE
WITH CZECHOSLOVAKIA
By K. C. THALER
London, July 29.
Western diplomats said today Premier Gamal Nasser exposed a lack of sincerity in Russia's "new look" with his dis- closure that Egypt made its arms deal with the Soviet Union and not Czechoslovakia.
There has been no official explanation of why he an- nounced the true nature of the deal, but it must have em- barrassed the Russians.
Communist stad Egyptian Soviet Foreign Minister V. M The Sovici have maintained Matements on the arms dead last Molotow refalet with studied fu- | this stund until now. publicly
Gluma imeitionel Czech arms dignation in talks with Western | proclaimalang 17
continued and and Czechoslovak la would | feroign ministers in Geneva last Fitpport of the summit eonfer- da pul by Thegi un „ linates deal | én, tobea venthen Unt the
aber la July which strend fid A fuch Fachad dapusents Sovjeta were connected with the "elagention
instormation!
of Maragatanes en Man and other agri-deal
Leultand perduels in the satebue
Country
Fears have sharply cut
revenue
of Cyprus
It always has been believed in The Wow, however, that the mon two set up the deal was Dnutel ples, then the editor of Post newspaper Pravda ad now Sovint Foreign
Met
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Perriving from Moscow. statement reveals Others thought be azulght have war 2, in embarrass, the Soviets gromness beenise
ways annuai today.
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challenged Secretary, ham on it
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giveni their approvat blessings to the Fed arms deal
What word then diydlenials. was that Moscow did not bother to carnoutage the deal enough Jo prevent Egyp Prom NITR the Soviets handled the wholes thing -Uniledi Press
Russia Offers Aid
Was
Moscow, July 29.
The Soviet Communist Party newspaper, Pravda, said today that Russia
"ready to consider marle favourably httle attention when res
concrete requests from Egypt for
the 1 last week becauNA" it
carrying out of industrialisation and agricultural when he satiounced his division
development in the country.” Traze the Suez Ca
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The
Just Decision
Diptomalie Obeser VALS here
Soviet GovernmeNĮ, need that the Pravda article newspaper Izvestia sald the did
indiente whether | Suez nationalisation dvelsion by Rueda was ready to offer
Egypt was greeted by Russia
الاعاقة
to Egypt for the Aswan Dan "with understanding“ project following
with-confirmation of the deter- anwal
week by Britain mination ot the Egyptian of their people ton achleve complete
reonomie anal political dependence.
and the United States offers.
But observers believe the So-
viet Government may
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Red Star hailed Egypt's step as change the apparent decision to
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Pravda claimed that British who were stationed in the canal zone und June were
persistent thvat to 1/14 sarily
independence of and
#ving standards Working make es,” sverding the Soviet news agency. Tuss.
The agency sadel Pis message | jeets,
Central de ivered at the Committee of the Soviet Com- the Polish by munist Party
its nine- Counties following
which plesmy
Warsaw yesterday.— ended in Chioa Mail Speviat.
avery and feny
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No Stipulation
They
believe the Russians may make a sudden announce- Iment during President Nasser's visil fo Moscow next mouth that they
are willing Inaner the
Egypt.
Aswan Dizni Col Group
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A Turkish soldier stunde guard aver some ancient cann an ball discovered recently in Ptanbul during the construction of a new road cutting through a section of elty walls bulk by Sultan Mehmet the Conqueror, The halls were fired by the Sulian's faters during the
capture of Istanbul, or, as it was then, Constantinopl....—Express Photo,
Labour Plans Attack On Government's Economic Policy
Brighton, July 30.
An all-out attack on the British Government's wage restraint policy and its failure to check the rising cost of living will be made at the annual Trade Union Congress, which opens here on September 3.
Resolutions published in the Bridal biggest unions will Congress preliminary genda call upon the congress, which textay focussed mainly on criti-repe ents eight million work- the Government jers, to reject outright the Gov- evonomic policy,
errunent's plea for pay restraint,
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AIRLINE COULD
CUT FARES
Automation
They forcest that a head-on and clash between the unions employers is Inevitable. Several unions also demand government actim to minimize redundance cused by rutonation
The 1,300,000 Strong Trans- Workers' atid Conemaul
has put forward
restraint.
w
-04 1
to
recover
wago
Washington, July 29. Union Pan American Worldsutotim urging the congress
it reject
proposals Airways said today could trim Trans-Pacific onemle control through fares an average of US$100 Aeronautics if
the Civil Board would
permit it to fly to the Orient by the "Great Circle Route."
WCIT
xniel fares
American1 +1
held being "arbitrary high level because it could not fly the same short route to the Orient now held by 11 suid It Northwest Airlines. to fly was forced
on island- hopping route neroes the Mid- Pacific Bru was 1,100 to 2,200 miles longer.
Izvestra. I another article, nude one of its sharpest attacks
Pan American stated its case the Soviet Israel
for permission to fly the Grent to help ess for some time.
The
urticle sukt
"small Circle route to the Orient in a of beligerently
minded brief submitted to the CAB Representatives of leading circles
Examiner, Mr Willam Cusick. Pravda said today: "The Soviet of Israel tries to involve the
Pan The
American-Northwest Union has never imposed, and country
Bght over Pacific routes is one of the hottest in American air- line history.
truction.
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a course pregnant
does not intend to impost, any with series consequences.' political conditions or any econo-
Trile stipulations
or
demande
which would not be in the inter-
ests of the Egyptian state"
The article, by D. Kraminov,
fellow fecting
Threat of War
Izvestia said some Israel state-
Great
Pan
to
The brief said failure to give Pan American the Circle permit in competition went on; "The Soviet Union has ments were correctly considered
with Northwest would "serious- ky
for ally a threat to unleash war.
ly prejudice" the service peoples who have thrown off the The people of all
American was able to give countries colonial yoke and now want to could not be Indifferent to the
California passengers boutid for ensure their economic indepen-way in which a handful of
the Far East, dence by developing their in- dustry and agriculture.”
extremists in Israel threatened
Pun American Is the only
fornia, United Press.
the cfforts to reduce Inter- trans-Pacific line serving Cali-
Pravda said that "by liquidat- national ing the vestiges of colonialism Special,
tension,China
CHINESE
Crowds At Canal MEDICAL
The
Enormous
Gamal Abdel Nasser's
Cairo, July 29.
publicity given to President nationalisation speech, added
to the fact that they now consider the Canal as "theira" brought flocks of Egyptian sightseers to the Canal banks today.
ન
CONGRESS
Paria, July 29. The
of congress
the Chinese Medical Association and its four allied societies closed in Peking this evening after seven days of paper reading and discus- sion, the New China News Agency reported.
Long lines of automobiles the armed guards outside the came to a halt along the road doors of the offices of leading from Port Said, at the Canni's company officials. Mediterranim exit. to Ismailia, Inside the offlecs, each of these
officials one of the
worked of the croesing points for top
with "Shadow" at
at his shoulder-a ze- convoys.
Their
pf the waved presentative occupants
Egyptian
Programmes to expand re- handkerchiefs to the sailors of administration, who countersigns
sprch "work. passing ships, while discussing each paper, at the same time
were adopted at with one another the number of familiarising himself with the
today'a final seselor by both the the extraordinary Chinese Medical Association and ships passing daily through the working of
operational the Societies of Microbioloty, canal since the nationalisation complicated canal
machine.
Pharmacology,
Anatomy and the consequent revenue
For the canet pilots, the end-
Phycology state. The canal notled 50.000 from
Satur less Scries ot seven-hour The CMA with 43 Friday to A large vessel pays a toll passages, the eyes throughout branches and 10,000 members, glued to the banks on either host mapped out „mienmured for side of the canal, interspersed promoting the study of tradi- Honal Chinese medicines: trid with drives back to the point of
ciny
of between £2,500 and £3.000. Sightseers saw 1 vesels pass through the Canat today before their eyes.
Work Normal
|
departure for a new ship- remains unchangech.
Monawhile, the task, has begun
SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD.--Across: 3-Ravenous, B: Not- Selocied, 11 Follower, 12 Mere; 13 Under, 18 Delay, 19 Tale, 22 Dischalrus, 24 Reveille, 28.Ordon), 20 Stren Draft, 2 Stole 3 Resound, 4 Anew, 5 Eivor, Outler, Sudden, the Port Sald, Timmilla and Port gulations and information relat
Town: 1
10. Lovell, 14 Devil, 18 Raiders, 10 Slot, 17 Claver, 20 Miser, 21 Paulin, 22 Dies 28 Bloo,
in the canal compang's offices of Worle went ahodd as usual in translating Into Ambic all re
Ster offices of the Conal Coming to Havigation: France pidly. Tho' only" diffarumon, Ayan } Prese
on
Bush
maydi
resourc schistosomiasis, the agency, mid. The programme also provided for more contacte with medical cirolos abroad, and for more
foreign model delegations to vialt China the agency odtisch,
It warned: major reliance on
controls cannot in monetary erense production where
14
most needed, but must inevit- ably lead to damage over wide fields of industry.
Planned Economy
a
The
this menacing situation. techto logical developments, in- jcluding automation, must aggra- vnte unemployment unless there Is re-established the foundations
planned economy." of
said: "By resolution abandoning
controls economie on the plea of setting the people in- free, the Government f
dustry to drift und deprived themselves of the most effective means of recovering control of the crisis."-Rouler,
66 REBELS
KILLED
Algiers, July 20 Sixty-nix Algeriau rebels were killed in the past iwo days fighting and security forces have uncovered two armve dumps, it was report- ed here tonight,
The beaviest fighting WAN In the Constantine area, in northeast Algeria --France-
Presse.
B AND K IN
COLOUR
London, July 20.
The Russian-made colour film
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Russia Wants More Trade With U.S.
Washington, July 29. Mikhail A. Cholimerov, Russin's now Economic Minister to the US, called today for more trade be tween the United States and the Soviet Union.
Chickinarkey said in an intor- view in the US Chamber of Commered monthly publication that the Soviet Union is willing to send is Minister of Foreign Trade, Ivan Kabanov, here for tnike if the United States takes the "nitiative in creating condi- flons for trade negotiations."
He also said the Soviet Union is "enger" to exchange informa~ lion on industrial uses of atomie energy. He said Russia is a great American potential market for Computes. "But we refuze 19 nade manganese for toys."
ECONOMIC WITS
The publlention, Nation's husiness also obtained un Inter- view with Harold C. McClellan, resi-lant Secretary of Com- aeree for international affairs, to answer Chekmarev.
McColign sald the Com- mults in their new emphasis on trade and economic relations with other countries "are chal- in feldo where we lunging us
new excel. Thiks is clearly a
Culonal rame of matching
economie wils
He said Russia and the sutel- countries are "tremendoua istential markets for American goods-some
this day. But will only be realised potential when the Iron Curtain is
moved, allowing the West to do business **CAT) friendly beli with
we can trust
and 1copic whw Pan trust 15."
Chekmarev
said present US restrictions on trade of goods hold- having strategle value is
ing down greater exchange ot
with goods. He sald contacts American businessmen indicate and a "great potential market" an expansion of trade would be a beginning "for relaxation of International tensions." He said Russia is interested in US-made machinery.
TRADE PROMISES McClellan sald the East-West
"awakeulog millions
of
of the visit to Britain last springconomie rivalry is a fight for of the Soviet leaders, Marshule Nikotaf Bulanin and M. People Nikita Khrushchev, was shown here today.
It entitled "A Mission of Friendship and Peuce" and runs for 45 minutes.
it was made by six Russlan who accompardesi cameramen
and
in the underdeveloped the vast potential markets which they represent. Russia wants these people, their Trade and their sympathy
flowever, he added he double that the Russians can deliver on some of thetr trade promises.
If goods valuable to Russia's were traded even mashine the Soviet leaders.
McClellan limited scale. on a One scene,
B which drew sald, it would cause "deteriora- laugh
of the from today's audience, tion
controls showed Marshal
Bulgarin strategic materials that might wugging a reproving finger
get behind the Iron Curtain. I Mr Khrushchev as be accepted a I think there is great danger in items to the present or a bottle of whisky in releasing such Scotland.-China Mall Specfaj, Communists." United Presa,
over
Steel Negotiators
Work
On
Final Problems
New York, July 29.
Steel negotiators hammered away today at the non-economic issues blocking the return to work of the United States 650,000 striking steel workers.
MBE CRICKETERS
Ian Jolinaon, captain of the England, and the, vlot-omplain, had" receted 2 the MDE from the Palace. The award, waa-gilisted cricket-Central Press Photo,
Australian orloketers – in Keith Miller, after “ thay. Queenai, Buckkigham for stevioes 10. Aust
All the ceonomic issues. in- volved in the
29-day strike were settled on Friday when the steet companies and the United Steel-Workers of America sigh-
ed
in unprecedented three- year agreement.
A top union spoloctman tolt the United Press he believed negotiators for the USW and the companies would be able to wind up their talks by Wednes.... of formal day. The signing contracts will end the $1 billion walkout.
Very Close
Some steel companies ww reported very close to agree- ment on these non-economlo Issues, which incluão such conditions, things as worlding seniority protection. and safety. precautions at the mills
Meanwhile, the USW met with representatives of Alumina una Company of America and Reynolds Metals Co, again today' in a stepped up drive to write, a now contract that would avert at a strike a these companies midnight on Tuesday,
Lost $500 Each
The aluminium companies, pró.... ducing metal st a record-brook- ing cilp, will have to begin draining the glant electrie pota in which numinfum le made on Monday unless a new contract is in sight. But both sides ex- pressed confidence they will be able to write now agreements before the strike doodling,
Across the nation - sieci workers walled anxiously for the word to go back to work. They have been idle, since July 11 and have lost (án čutimated
$800 each since strike began, United Pro
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