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Key Position

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THE composition of Tfartherming London con-

Lerence on the Suez Canal dispute posESSUR its own spectal signifieaner which deserves study. In choosing the 224 nations to be vited the deliberations the Big Three dit mit cur

fne themselves to 1f་ ༥4" countries who were signa tories of the 1888 Conven tron, or to leading shipping powers.

In the final analysis it ran be seen that a considerable burden of responsibility hum been thrown

Asian 1232447) powers, for in addition to Middle Eastern representa 1/ven from Turkey, Fraq and Kgypt, invitations Ive been gammel ku streepted by, SPAND CALIZE

Ceylon trie Pad at Sury Indu, Pakistan, Indonesia, Japan. Vastralia and Zealand

Inclusion of

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THE FAMOUS COMFORT- -IR AKITON TRENDONKEDLIS

"We Will Destroy The Canal" Shigemitsu Seeks

Says Ex-Propaganda Minister

Cairo Mass Rally EGYPT REFUSES 8 Seriously China Mail

Call For

General

Strike

Cairo, Aug. 10.

A mass rally in Cairo's Liberation Square tonight ralled for a general strike in all Arab and Mosiem coun-

New tries to August 15, the eve of the London conference on The Suez Canal,

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London, Aug. 11.

Lewes, Delaware, Former Egyptian

Aug. 10. Minister, Major

Eight crewmen Salah Salem, told the London Daily burned seriously today when Sketch in а telephone interview that an explosion ripped the en- Egypt would destroy the Suez Canal gine room of the termaa

Heidberg NB rather than lot it pass out of her control.ower Delaware Bay.

He told the Daily Sketch: "There is no point in Egypt attending the inter-did not spread to other sections national conference

allit; let the younty, August 16."

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vessel, bound for Philadelphia with a of iron ore.

The Tituloma't aton dancine Major" Wats Minister for National, but Commander Role-

FALERTON of

the immediats yo untary con ruption to obtus youth or No lem achet Arah jabonga amb from Tulrops" participating that may emerge from the ely and to in them to cry conference will fully safe arms the baile for freedom guard Egypt's interests. anal dunes ploug ide Egypt

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for in any foresee Chan, nf Yung lavn a tothes able and the countries. Most the youth of A in and the Pur East in Egy have a cluse, and indeed as desperate as interest in every aspect of the future of the Suez Canal as any It is an international artery vital to their well-being, if nol to their survivni,

The attitude

Bes to give

de tendang Egypt And Dali- An

the

lay

for

The rally was sponsored

sergameniten struggle for the liberation of countries Mostem eruntries. Turkey, Iraq, Other resolutions passed Ceylon. Indin, Pakistan, chu

denouncing "28 Indonen and Japan musi Imps et listle attempis to inter. for in the internal affairs of have a profound!

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infurnice

on the conference; Could Egypt "

About

render 1 productive D* 2 rally

sterile. Mans of them will And it hard sine perhaps impassible to subordinate their sympathies for what Egypt calls

rights to the

her matital

much more compelling demand for the!

nine

2.000 people attended

Reuter

REBEL ATTACK

Algenon

Bone, Aug. 18 rebels alteketi

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Feature Highlights

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feature highlights;

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5: In Jaden mys Hollywood 13 Just A

market."

new

don's

racket, by

Donaldson.

Lail gambling Gordon

"The

P. 6: Chapter 2 of

Rise and Fall of Curtis-

Bennell "

** 7: Concluding

David

Wynne-Morgan's series on the Italian painter. Pietra Antigoni.

P. 8: A tutdeal biography That Man Nasser," by Donald Edgar,

Un

P. 9 Woźnen's page news The first full story the Paris autumn fashion shaw. starting with the Dior collection,

London In

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It was reported ul

Orst that

| Salem, popularly known in Britain as "the crewmen were killed at 12

of

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of Philadelphia, entek with Caplain Hel

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BADLY BURNED The injured were taken from

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the

Boidance and in charge of Sudanese affairs until posted from the Government in September, 1955. Salem explained to the Daily Sketch that Sir Anthony Eden had already stated his policy and that this polic; was not acceptable to Egypt. "If

bury,

the British Government is going to continue the coast Guard vessels sent

Use 1,595-ton Heldberg by

policy it declared yesterday, there will be no com-se at the fest inkling of

trouble.

were admitted to

wh.c.t

detersbed

promise. The result is going to be war," he added. Betwe

Salem said: "Though you may annihilate our We can easily froops, you will never have the canal. bury it. The

will banks

be exploded. Every inch of the canal could be destroyed. Already we are prepared for this."

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“23,000,000 Nassers'

"Already we can cut the canal at any point we with. We will destroy it. You may rebuild it, but you will need a million soldiers to guard it," Salem said.

Major Saler dechryd: "Eden has said several times during the last few days that he insists on international control of the canal. Egypt will object to that."

Salem said: "Eden said the removal of Nasser will solve Britain's problem, He is wrong. There are

with the same 23,000,000 Nassers in Egypt

idea as the Colonel,"

Major Salem said: "We are waiting to know what is

em badly

2nd

201 The injured were:

Wolf Gangshurt, gineer engineer Herbert Cieldener, Bra engineer Kurt Unlig. engineer assistants Werner Hamm and Juergen Schwittner, ollers Paul tamilz ona Helmui Kiphaig and cook Alfred Bradt,

The German vessel was never in any danger of sinking and the Coast Guard reported her "safely anthored. She was unable to move under her

United Press,

own pow<T

Crowds Battle

Indian Police

The purpose of all these warships in the Mediterranean,children were

Bred

What is your next move to be

P. 13: Munt automation bring unemployment?

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third article, Paul Elzig answers question.

the

P. 17: Namesakes - * fan- cinating new puzzle begins.

Face-Saving Formula

Moscow, Aug. 10.

A Japanese spokesman said tonight that Mr Shigemitsu, the Japanese Foreign Minister, wanted to try to arrange a pri- vate meeting with Mr Dmitri Shepilov, Soviet Foreign Minister, tomorrow.

The spokesman said the Soviet-Japanese drafting committee met for one and a quarter hours and had already agreed on peace treaty clauses dealing with regulation of fishing in the Pacific and also expressing interest in trade expansion.

The committee had not yet The sources said wus likely condere i # clause dealing that a treaty would be signed with Soviet supnørt for Japan's in the middle of next week bo- tinted Nations membership. [bre Mr Shigemitsu leaves to Unofficial sourcca close to attend the Suez conference in the Japanese delegation said Loudon,

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แม expected that Mr Shigemitsu would accept

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The tooly is also likely to be irenty without the arempro mi by a declaration

that return of Kunashiri nnd Iturup stating

the Soviet Union islanda, providing A "face- | Would reltass the Japanese pri- Kuving obtained.

formula could be soners still in the Soviet Union 34 son as the treaty is ratifled and res into force.

These sm 107 saud Japan

likely to accept the Soviet draft Mr Shigemitsu might also cause for a peach treaty saying make a visit to a prisoners' camp Humai and Shikolan would for Moscow before leaving the be returned, berau e Japan 1 Soviet Union.

In these ter- Breatly interested rilastics Bd protocol would be a.lached to the Treaty laying down one method of the return of these innds,

FAINT HOPE REVIVED FOR TRAPPED MINERS

Japanese sources sald Mr Sigemitsu told Mr Khrushchev who played the leading role in tortay's Kremlin meeting that both sides are agreed on the male point of normalising rela- tians by means of a peace treaty.

Mr Shigemitsu was quoted as Laving said that progress could that refore be made through the work of the drafting committee as well as through private talkı himself und Mr lepilov.

between miners,

Marcinelle, Belgium, Aug. 10. Hopes

254 coml for some rose again trapped half a mile below ground for the past two abnouncement that the days, tonight with an official air just above where they were trapped appeared to be pure.

FUTILE TASK

The sources said that Soviet

men'.

Andre van den Heuvel, chief of the Belgian Mine aders agreed with this state- the waiting crowd of Administration, announced to anxious relatives outside that rescue workers penetrated to a depth of 907 metres tonight and took an air sample, The analysis by newly-arrived German experts indicated it was "breathable".

the pain

hot drinks

over

The Japanese sources suld this implied Mr Shigemitsu realised I was futile to continue to press of Kunashiri ́ ́ and for, return Itutup, and that the drafting

would committee

be charged A murmur went through the The Red Cross were also dis- with sponding up the work on weary crowd of relatives of the tributing blankets,

the remaining articles of the As the rescue team treaty, while M: Shigemitsu and tmirsing men, but after their 60 and food. Ahmedabad, Aug. 10. Three people two of them hours vigil there was no open emerged from the pit ifts, the Mr Shepliov would work, pri-'

when cheering at the first good news waiting relatives pressed forward,vately in order to try to secure killed

shaft But the blackened, weary faces tire in In stoce poitre

Ge rloters

a "face-saving formula give little sign of hope, and the

other islands.—Reuter. Ahmedabad today for the third entombed the men at 8.30 am

of: Wednesday.

tire workers refuse to answer He said that Egypt was "waiting to see what will day running.

One

brother the inevitable questions.-United Two

cthers were killed and

woman whose happen."

clash be w:s trapped in the mine began Press and France-Presat. three injured in a Lolice Iween

and rioters In to weep quiet'y Katel, 18 miles away.

Police in Ahmedabad used (car

opened fire six umes to quell rioters who were The inte director announced! protesting against the plan

A team of speleologi ts have to the press that following this Bombay aralysis. in enlarged

of a team

scue belea their own world record State with Marathi and Gujerall workers had gone down to the by descending to 3,200 fect be- as the official languages.

107-metro levet in the pit at low the surface of the earth at anc verified that there was no the Berger chasm near here, the anoke or water vapour in the team's radio reported today.

Yesterday guliery.

a first team of Mr Chou added: “As to bow three inen descended to 3,000 they report upon their rolurn feet-France-Presse,

that matters inte."—Router.

The former Minister said he had no power in the guaranteed perpetuation of several rondwan

bat Egyptian Government now, but talked with President the canal

waterway: Bone Department today

cf by gund:. No

Gamal Abdel Nasser almost every day.-France-Presse. open to all shipping. They were driven

their usualties were used. will have to search

A rebel

store dump was ro- hearts in order to devide

ported in have been destroyed what are the proper prin- la kilometres from Souk-Ahras, ciples 21834413 which the

in the same region. dispute should be Mettled

A French

SUEZ SIDELIGHTS

patrol also filled and have the courage and two rebels near Toustain. also wisdom to avoid the narrow in the Bone Department.

Cairo. Aug. 10 Que

A member of the Greek par- calls of of the and emotional

thels was a political nationalism. Theirs is * Meinl

and other rebellament said today Britain Gauld the expect added troubles o heavy ponsibility.

fund colterior.-France-Presse.

island of Cyprus during the cur- rent Suez crisis.

Stating he was treasurer of the Cyprus Anti-British BOKA guerils group along with his parliamentary

Savus roic, Lousidis said the extremista in- tend to

their fight "increase against the Brillsh" to make it difficult for Britain to use the strategic eastern Mediterranean island for bases against Egypt,

Egyptian Premier Gama Abnei Nasser has postponed his visit to the Soviet Union "in view of present elrcumstances",

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20 Police Injured

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Mr van den Heuvel also suid the cloud of gas disappeared at the 997-metre lev:1.

Small Cave-In

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Was

Disorders broke out in

other Aller a 30-minute talk today | Guferati-speaking areas around with the Soviet Ambassador to Ahmedabad. Twenty policemen Egypt, Eugene Kisselev, thewere injured by stone-throwing Egyptian Premier conferred mobs in Baroda, and 10, with members of his Cabinet, Brosch,

The party also noticed a smali Many schools, busi- Carlo radlo reported.

nesses and shops were closed all cavo-in and a fire at the entry

gallery but this day.

passable. The A total

In New Delhi, the House of thought to be lx 2,000 ton pas-

temperature was normal and the senger liners belonging to the the People, the lower house.

air breathable. Orient Line may be diverted to passed the bill to reorganisa the Cape route to avoid pass- state boundaries.. including the ing through the Suez Canal, it Bombay State scheme voted on was disclosed

Capetown separately yesterday. in today,

Mr Nehru, the Prime Minister, appealed to the country to accept parliament's verdict.

A second technical team due

10

was

go down to test working conditions at this level, but no further resulta were expected before the early morning.

Meanwhile, tents have been He accused opposition members erected at the pit-head to allow the Ahmedabad | older persons to snatch a few of provoking the Canal.----United Press and riots. Opposition members troubled hours of sleep, protect- /

vehemently denied this,-Reuter.ed from the rain.

Since the stori of the canal crisis on July 20, a total of 10 British ships have called at the Cape after being diverted from

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