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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, AUGUST. 6, 1956,

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British Families Leaving Suez INDIAN POLICY Canal Zone

TO AVERT USE CONTRACTORS TAKE

FOR FORCE

New Delhi, Aug. 5.

The Indion Prime Minister, Mr Nehru told leaders of his Congress Party today that India's policy on the Suez Canal crisis should be guided by the need to avert force in settling the dispute, according to party sources.

Mr Nehru was addressing the Congrega working matuklire -the exerlve of Be party which Buides the ermanent's policy making.

The sourers

rating Gary -

Mr Nehru

told the meeting the p 24-nation London conference on Suez should be judged from the possibility of its becoming on effective instrument to pre- venti head-on collision bt. tween the disputing parties.

Party Backing

of

HO-

NOKI

PRECAUTIONARY

MEASURES AT BASES

By RONALD BATCHELOR

Ismailia, Aug. 5,

More than 100 British wives and children of employees of the civilian contractors now operating the former

Italy Launches British Army bases in the Suez Canal are

New Ship For East

Rome, Aug. 5. Italy launched A new

to leave Egypt within the next 10 days.

Several hundred other Britons are preparing to move out of this tense area if the present Suez Canal crisis deepens.

Co-operation

The British Government had He said Egyptians were being advised them to be prepared to "very co-operative and facilitat- liner for the Venice-Egypt | feave in the event of the presenting The visue to exit visas.” route at Monfalcone today, Suez crisis worsening,

For the 1,500 Britons, includ- and made arrangements

Onl chilie now living in the three mula for a shipping line to the 900 wenn- Far East through the dio-¦ contractors

areas al lamailia, Fayld nii Tel El Kebir this was puted Suez Canal.

the Crisis Sunday-the clay when fuumbbey gathered to de- ride whether 10 return to Britain, or stay and hope for the

Almost at the some times Mi Nehru wis

speaking. the tional executive of the Praju- Socialist Party, one

main osition parties, mbeling in pnother part of the

Both moves had been planned city, resolution back- !

Surz Egypt's nationalisation of long before the present 17 canal.

crisis erupted They underliner! Haly's vital interest in a quick Congress settlement of the dispute, According

tes the Party sources, Mr Nehra

The wife of President Giovanni India was trying to And out Gronchi, Donna Carla, hunched whether any of the powers spin- the 10,900-tem turbine

ship soring the conference had already Ausonin at the United Adriatic derided on a definile course and shipyards here. The ship, which whether

the conference was can carry 937 passengers_in_air-

conditioned cabins, and merely being called to secure international" approval for any wung of goods, was bullt for the future action they might take Societa Adriften d Navigazione ut Venice in a bid to recapture its prewar predominaneu on the Mediterranean route to Egypt

COMEBACK

The Prime Master is reported to have said that if this was the caso, the conference would be of zimbtful value.

India would decide whether to participate in the confervare when the autikute of the vening powers had been clari-

fed

any-

the

màs

Mr Nehu did not say Thing calegorical about merits of Egypt's actuar i tionalising Che cast but the Hources said there was an "un- mistakable tone of sympathy in hia speech."

Symbol Of Union

The Praja-Socialist Leolata 1. described the canut as a “symbol of union betwuen two continent (Aslu and Altara) ant the out- standing highway n GODNEJVC

"This symb

ERMANEN

be allowedl

to back

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Murine

2,000

best.

were now

were wOING

Generally speaking, those who

who had

very young children who were pregnant. Mr Fuen emphasised that none of the men employer by Seven contracting companies whas a

the

canal

2016 Exa were leaving and that the Egyp

an army and nutrities were Tully in the spitit of the Anglo-Egyptian agreement ko see that all buses were pro- perly guarded.

Here, in this pleasant French- town colonial style provincial midway between Port Said and co-operating

o mumber of trundles fu- Suve

bags day gan packing their while childreu eat miserably in- doors instead of playing on the beaches,

Children Miserable

The children appeared to take the hardest

all-the view of

the majority mouning

fact Unit they were to leave behind sunshine, bathing and sporis for the rainy life of the United Kingdom.

Merchant

Minister Gennaro Capriani said the launching was evidence of Italy's will for a comeback after the Andrea Doria disaster.

In a cool, pleasantly-furnish- Crusinni said

negotiations

vxd sixth floor flat overlooking have bean nearly completed tuniit gaartens at the edge of bring the Italian flag back on town, Mr John Foden, managing another

He sald The irector

which of a company Company Lloyd Triestino

looks after all personnel work- four speedy about to purchase

ing

the British army's moloships from a foreign nu-

former InstallationA, told me ljon to resume express pussonger

wives today that 43

and 03 service from Triesto to the Far

children had so far been listed East.

evacuation st the request of British employees.

KOLITO.

Ships on til route would pass through the Suez Canal. -United Press.

for

in

This was less than 10 per cent of the total number here. Mr Foden emphasised that there was Montepeller. Aug. 5.

no panic and that the evacuation A man trainer

an aruficial was taking place slowly, calmly lake bordered by 15 cottages and as a precaution. near here breause I said the"

wn land

families Many other

Loday to leave here were preparing within the next few

days for Cairo,

where passages WIKIT being booked for London,

But to one was able to say how many more passages ild be scoured If the majority of familes in the zone decided to move out quickly.

急

BIRMINGHAM ✅ STRIKER THROWS

HIMSELF IN FRONT OF TRUCK

139 CA

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A striker throws himself to the ground in front of a lorry at the Austin car works, Longbridge, Birmingham, in na attempt to stop the vehicle entering the factory. The man was diagged from underneath the lorry by polion, who had to struggle with two dozen strikers" before the lorry could go in.--Reuterphoto,

Japanese Indemnity To Indonesia

Tokyo, Aug. 5. Japan will initially offer $250,000,000 to be paid over 20

World years as War Two indemnity settle- the Indonesian

ment

to Government, paper

With most berths on vesaris | today. homeward bound fully

| be

booked

assistance

the

Asahi

Nixon

Moderate ICE PILE Urges

HOLDS Approach To

UP FOOD Race Relations Issue

Ridgecrest, NC., Aug. 5.

Vice-President Richard M. Nixon appealed to America's religious leaders today to help set a moderate approach to the "thorny issue of race news relations," reported

the

Nixon spoke before

home mission con- It said Japanese Minister Eli Baptist at this time of the year, Walima will fly back to his post Council of the Synod of

ference, the Presbyterian Men's seemed as if the majority would In Djakarta on

Ap- August 16 to

Montreat at nearby resume preliminary reparations paischia unless

talks with the Indonesian Gov-Methodist summer assembly of North Carolina, and the Wajima returned to Lake Junalusion, North Carolina. ornament.

In carly Tokyo in

June to confer with

the government reparations issue.

unlucky I was received from outside.

Many As Ever

Despite the evacuation plans the situation

the throughout canal zone remained calm, and shipping was

passing through an unturriedly and as normally as ever.

One British pilot tonight fold me "None of us knows whether the Egyptians are getting any money in dues for these vessela,

but we do know that at the mo-

Those wishing to go were get- [ment, as many ships us ever, outlageru would not help him ung passages arranged, mostly are using the canal, and we are through."China pay taxes

covered by hy uir, though a few were book-getting them Mull Specia), ing for sea passages. area of explussen the Egyptian the water. Government

γιω

siwuld

tran

ch every- ching possible

t allas eliminate apprehensimus of any obstacle to The free use of the great waterway by all masons of the

resolution world," the added --Rruler.

Mr Houghton Sawyer said the 1x on the 200-acre lake was He $150 (53 sterilng) yearly. avanki elete a dam gule and te- fill the lake if the people would help

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İN SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD-Korony; 8 Barriers, 8 Rond, Hopested 11 Proposed, 13. Alpe, 15 Alderman 18 Selected, 19 Prow, It Hopeless, I Retainer, 25 Big, 27 Dimonte.” Down; Prop, 2" Halo, 4. Apes, § filed, 'b'Escol, Alde Bours 10 Petal, 19. Ruler, 14 Fries, 16 Melons "X7 Navor, 19 Parch 20 Gathi, Hide 98 Post, 23 Exit is Blend,

Panama Is Annoyed

Panama City, Aug. 5.

The Government of this Central American republic is smarting at not having been invited to the projected London conference on the Suez Canal, well informed observers here were con- vinced today.

On the practical side, even if Panamanian fire-caler aroso

Panama's refusal to be bound by decisions on recommendations reached in London was believed to call for nationalisation of the directly traceable to this feeling canal there would be a decided that the nation had received dis

lack of means to carry this out. courteous treatment. As possessor | Panama's only armed force con- of one of the world's largest maritime registries plus a vastly Important canal it expecter úlf- ferent treatment.

This is not felt to indicate Panora hoa any interest in Canal. operating the Panamn There is no evidence that anyone of influence or authority has or ever had such a desire.

←

Higher Rent

on

In the past Panata's means

the

canal of capitalising across the isthmus has been the request of higher rent from the United States for the 10-mile-

Efforts wide zone.

have also been exerted to have Panamanian businessmen Kain closer access to the sporting money in the pockets of civilians, and service- Tien in the zone.

the

sists of a

comparatively small national guard for pollon duties. Approximately 10,000 US troops are stationed in the zune and can be reinforced from the US in four hours' flight time.

However, it was being noted here today that in talks on Suez the US is being painfully careful to establish no precedent that might be

applied in- conveniently to the canal hero In the future,

A

on the He made the appeal to all three

groups.

•

The Asahi said Wajima would

He urged them to help in an carry with him Japanese DTI-

settlement in be "area where political policy and posal for tween the

$200,000,000 Japan moral

warned has agreed to Day Burma and

tension the $550,000,000

in promised

lations. war reparations, to the Philip-our" in the matter of race re- pines.

The newspaper sald Wajima would open his "feeler" talks with Djakarta officials with an initial Japanese offer to Day $250,000,000 is reparations over a period of 20 years. It predlet- ed, however, that difficult nego- tiations lay ahead before a final Is reached.--United settlement Press.

HEUSS INJURED

Kicals

Ho Corverre." that **bitterness and are mounting by the

Less Bitterness

Nixon told the churchmen they can bring

and religious moral Ideals "before the con- science of all Americans." If Ideals

fully uuro

accepted, he said, "there would be much less bitterem,”

Wrong Currency

Wellington, Aug. 5. Postal officials in the South Inland

of city Timaru are concerned at the

washers number of and metal discs now turn- ing up inside glamp vend- ing machines,

A similar epidemip In Timaru before last Christ: www.w yielded about 100 washers from one machine, China Mali special,

POSTMEN HOUNDED

SHIPS

San Francisco, Aug. 5. A pile-up of polar ice 37 miles wide at Point Barrow, Alaska, blocked the delivery of food and construction to camps supplles today along the distant early warning line in the far north.

Vice-Adm. J. M. WAL, Chief of the Military sea transport service, said there was '00 ~ mediate concorn" over the delay, as a 49-vessel fleet welted for s clearance through the lcs.

Admiral Will, who stopped at the Alamoda Daval-air stations on his way to Washington from an inspection for in the Zu north said the sou litt that supplies dew-lino cumps

operating Bocorting to plans of M.ST.S. and co-ordinating serH vices.

Tho MS.TS ships must pass their ice, deilver through the supplies in Canada's far north and return to Point Barrow be

closca winter foto the Anothe down on the channel. The ice usually clears away for a few weeks early in August,

Admiral Will was necomparted tour of the on an inspection

scalie

Washington, Aug. 5. Postmen in the United States In Jabour disputes, Nixon received more than 0,000 bites said, "there are signs that the from dogs last year or more bitterness of the past has not than one bite for every 20 let by Rear Admiral H. S. Persous, ompletely gone. In spite of all ter carriers," the American of our improvements,

there is Post

OMcc Department at- stil occasional violence that indic.nounced. ales deep and festering resent- ments.

and dew-line construction Commander of MS.T.S. Pacific area, and Maj.-Gon, S. R. Chief of Browning. Deputy A group composed of postal Transportation for the Army,=== employees and animal welfare United Press,

here dealded

The US would "beneft enor- interests meeting mously if understanding could that postmen could beat be replace resentment, and if part-protected by just not deliver- nership and co-operation rathering to houses where unfriendly than armed truce were the order, dogs lived. of the day," Nixon said.

LOYALTY OF

This suggestion by the group GOAN INDIANS

followed recent appeal by the In the field of foreign policy, Postmaster-General for a serious

Johannesburg, Aug. 5. Nixon sald that "certainly the effort to stop dogs biting post- Chinese Communist invasion of men.

Portugal's President, Cinyeiro Burma should be

The Postmaster-General has Lopez, who is on an official visit warning to those who believe agreed to consider recommendar la Mozambique, received there that neutrality is a guarantee cions made by the group, includ- today a delegation of against Communist aggression.”

and

*

solemn

Indian

ing one stating that postal em- digni

who assured him of

and devotion of

He said "there is a vital differ-ployee should be educated about the ence between political neutrality ferocious dogs with the instruc- Indians residing in Portuguese

morel neutralisen in the ion "hover kick, tease or other, East Africa.

wise abuse any dog except as a present conflict United Press.

Last resort or self-defence," Ching Mall Special.

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ideals."-

After Hours Viper Scare Bank Opens

In Sydney

Lopez also received a delega | tion of three Portuguese-Inkling Goans, who conveyed to him a message of loyalty from Goan

in associations

British East

The three delegates represent- ed some 25,000 Goum inhabitantu

Kenys, Uganda,

ami

Munich, Aug, 5. scattered throughout Two carriagoa in a train hero Tanganyika were hurriedly evacuated as a France-Presse. pot viper, owned by two German veterans of the French Foreign Legion, disappeared.

Gold Under His Hat

Darmstadt, Aug. 5. West Indications that some OCEN-

German President tries other than Panama Steel Theodor Heuss was involved in might be interested in tatablish a slight traffic ocident near ing just such precedents were here today when his official looked on bby observers as imousine struck the rear of a moves to embarrass the United police escort cur. States. There was no indica- Heus was unhurt, and his car

The men were showing the tion, these obscrvaru sald, that suffered only minor damage.

souvenir of Moroccan gufi moyen wonild be pro- The accident occurred when the

parvico-to

another passenger Sydney, Aug. 5. Panamoping to motivation police car braked sharply as it

Australia's fist "after hours when it slithered into the seating result.

approached a stretch of rood banks with automation included of the carriagport colled in by mkst of an apparently, joyful re under repair.

A make from has opened in Sydney, at the police inter grabbed the viner union sponta Hours was en route

song festival.- United Prest.

nowy

ever the

from

Both these processes were ex- pected to continue as ever

As for Panama, de Unlike the Suez situation, too, makes more money than

Panama Canal zono is on the canal. Last year rented in perpetuity to the annual renal wis raised United States. The Suez con- $430,000 to $1,830,000. The cession was due to expire in Panama Canal is not nearly 80 1908 prior to the nationalisation lucrative as Sues because of by Egypt.

much higher operating opeful In one sense,

Panama With an annual income

fron right tolls Canal Is nationalised

of 386 million, the Panama now, it is wholly-owned and Canal doo little more than operated by the United Staten bread oven, Buez takes in 105 Goverment. While it operates million and pays no lock opera

the

as the "Panama Canal Com-tors of maintenance.

the US Army,

Bonn to Skullgart to attemxt a [buy train, tram and bus terminat Laril omerged from the up-

RED. RETURNS

at Wyzyard.

Bombay, Aug. 5.

A pustoms offiotal arrested two friensis at the docks here when he saw than charge bata in the

Inside one of the hats ho found holstery and doclared it harm smuggled gold worth, 3,000 rupeer Hours of trading at the new song pe it had no fangs. Chino.(225 sterling). China: kall bank are 8.15 am. unții 8 pan. Mall Special.

in contrast to the, normal 10′gm. [2

to 3 pm. bours.

On its first day more then 100 Love Comes In A Flying Tackle

other

POLDA AUG. 4. Follshme-Vice Minister

now accounta, vreća opened, and Justice Zongo Klazko, W205 transferred from rehabilitation

announced branches. More than 100 cu yaberday, -how, bost appointedtomers wedled outside for the Under Secretary of Justice the doors to open.

officiel Polish", news opericy re-

pény", all shares in this com- Considering the complexity of Phad been ported today an pany have always been held by the operation here, the low mar

Polieti Therefore there is no on of pront and the inevitable, from the

bfasolasconce

November of the axlating - Party' in Panam-domiciled company that wild be pationalled as Pro Plant, Panama dine dar eurer was rehab£lated folge

souren et income in, rent than, the Pastris. dant Gamal Nana me would in Pramulin et me tionellaod the Bank operation

The cow benk le as automatic voladód |an 2 can be arranged Communist | machine'to maka entri

Hebgolos, post ittakert With port, saving bankom noral, duce: tellers”)

Darlington, Aug. 5. An English, @girl who bowlod "over, bar, player, married him

girl, Pauline Fêt

Two weeks later the two chết. was in a bus, who in a plaster cant;

Ha: naked 15 they hadist m