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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1956.

nada To DEMOCRAT'S FOREIGN POLICY

Claim

Gulf Of

St Lawrence

Ottawa, Aug. 16. Canada plans to claim the Gulf of St Lawrence and aimilar Canadian stretches of water as its territorial waters, the Canadian Press News Agency reported today,

it was understood that the would be set out before claim 11 United Nations in the autumn, when Canada will ask for recognition of the 12-milo territoral limit.

presen limit is three miles off-shore.

would Omelais mild Canada also claim as territorial waters, boxes of water such as Hecate Strait-between the Queon Charlotte jalands and British Columbia

mainland **** and Amundsen Our und Fuxc Basin in te Arctic.

The

Som Canadian officials are and to feel that these claims should be made to evoid possible future cmbarrassmuMIL for Cuntda,

OBSERVE DEW LINE

This is especially true of the Kuifs, sounds and basins in the Arctic archipflege. One nuthori- ty said it would be possible for a ship or plane of an unfriendly

to operate in power

over such a body of water. outside the present territorial imit, and thus observe the DEW (Distant Early Warning) rodar

line

OT

The Prime Minister, Mr Louis

St Lauren told the House at Commons on July 30 that the | Government

belleved the 12-

mile mit should be

by

But even if it were

other

nniione, historic fishing rights of other countries

in Canadian waters would still have ko be recognised Canada.-Reuter,

by

Two Strikes

End, One Starts

Salisbury, Aug. 16. The strike at the Mufulira Copper Mine will end tomorrow morning, according to a report from Kitwe,

Mure than 500 ticket paid Africons turned up for work today and there was a full turn- out of staff Africans and essen- tial service workers.

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His First Picture

Three-year-old Angus Modre took blev nàư cầmetá along when he went to see Princess Margaret at the Festival As she walked by she smiled-and Hall in London recently, the young photographer got his first Röyal susp.

The Prince was attending the Jubilee celebrations of She received the Unson of Giris Schools for Social Service.

£1,000, which will be used to pursts, tofallir about 76 provide anz old people's rest-room at the Union's settlement in London.

For the occasion she wore a dress of pale gold silk with a pleated skirt, and close-fitting hat to match.

COLLISIONS AT SEA

ILO TO DISCUSS MARITIME LAW

Geneva, Aug. 16.

A decision which will have considerable effect on any enquiries into collisions at sea, such as that of the liners Andrea Doria and the Stock- holm, is to be taken at a 21-nation maritime con- ference opening in London from September 19 to October 2.

The conference sponsored by But another strike begun the International Labour Organ- consider Jurisdie- today this time at the Chibu. tsation will

from luma Mine, the newest Rhodesian Mional problems arising Selection

Mine on the maritime collisions or other in-

cidents of navigation. This is the sixth copper belt,

Most important item on the in a scries of protest strikes

agenda will be consideration of Chile, whereby again at the system

put workers are automatically

Then

o monthly contracts when they reach a certain standard.

WEAKENED

Mr Matthew Nkoloma, Scere-

a report on who has the right mark, Homlist China, Den-

CRITICISED

Threat To Freedom

Of Manoeuvre Of Administration

By PAUL SCOTT RANKINE

Washington, Aug. 16.

The foreign policy plank hurriedly adopted by the Democratic Pary's na- tional convention last night for their election manifesto is being criticised by many former Democratic supporters of Presidents Roosevelt and Truman as likely to limit the freedom of

DEATHLY HUSH

London, Aur, 16.

The London Bnes Camai conference, which opersed In a mood of high worloun- hoss this morning, endod -Itu Aras day's work with.a

huket of Tanghter.

the

Freilch Foreim Minister, Christian Plapan, had just fined spodking and D became clear from allthen this mettled over the indeling, that no other do- legato wished to speak to- day.

Finally, the conferenes chairman, British Foreign Scoretary, Selwyn Lloyd, remarked drily:

"If no and tile wishes to speak, I don't so why we should als looking at one another."

amia conèrsi And, laughter, he declared the ression closed. Franco-

Presse.

manoeuvre of any Democratic adminis- Malaya May

tration that may come into office next January.

The resolution on foreign policy, one of the longest in the history of the party, was scarcely listened to when it was read at the convention. The majority of the delegates at the time were excitedly caucusing and manoeuvring in the con- troversy created over the civil rights plank.

The fear being expressed here when he arranged to take tho

Have To Recruit Engineers

Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 16.

The Malayan Government would have to recruit en- gineers in Britain and Aus- tralia if qualified Malayans prefer pri-

to continued

is that a document drafted by step, unusual for a Secretary of vate employment, the Direc- politicians for politicians rather State, of attending the party tor of Public Works, Mr than by serious policy-makers convention in San Francisco, a K. Nankivell, sald in an in- may be a serious embarrassment | plan which had to be

aban-

in some future time of inter-doned later because of the national crisis.

London Suez conference.

This is because of the large number of pledges aimed at winning the support of national- lat minority groups, who will

Objections

The last Democratic Secretary

wield important blocs of votes of State, Mr Acheson, is under- in key constituencies 10 the stood to have made objections coming election.

to the number of pledges in the Democratic Party's plank but was overruled by the political Leaders

For those whose parents cams from Poland and Czecho- slovakie

other parts and

of Eastern Europe there is a

terview today.

He said a drastic shortage of qualified engineers and super- up many vlars was holding projects.

Mr Naveli said: "We shall have to advertise vacancies in Britain and Australia if students say they are not inter- Joining government

ested ir

service,

the

"We would much rather re- cruit Asians but there are so In fact, Mr Acheson and some pledge

State few qualified Malayan er.gineers, to liberate the "captive" peoples of his assistants in the

Department are known to have in the country." there,

Just the sort of pled drafted a different plank which Mr Nankivell said his depart- which has dogged the conduct

had Beni clrculars to if East-West relations by the confined itself to restating the ment

engineering students, Republican Secretary of State, basic philosophy of Democraile Malayan

in contrast to overseas urging them to enter foreign polley John Foster Dulles ever that of the Elsenhow Adminis-government service

on their, since it was pel down in the

return home--Reuter, Republican Party platform intration,China Mail Special. 1952.

Mr

Jewish Plan

For the Jewish minorities. particularly powerful in New

ROXY› BROADWAY

York State. the largest in the 2nd Big Week! Now Showing the 9th Day!

aro pledges for the state issuing certificates of unton, there competency but also that of the mupporting defensive arms for maritime state in whose waters Israel and indirect attacks on Saudi Arabia for discriminating an aceldent occas,

Countries tolding part in the against American citizens in the are Argentina, Remod services "on grounds of conference

Canada, race and religion" Belgium, Australia.

Political platforms are fre. ignored by strong Franco, Greece, quently under international and national West

India, Italy,presidents after an election, Germany

But in the foreign policy feld law to suspend or withdraw cer- Japan, the Netherlands, Norway, Lidates of

of ship's Pakistan, competency

Portugal, Sweden, such plodges, hurriedly passed officers who have been involved Britain and the United States unnoticed on the convention floor the and later remembered by -Reuter in maritime accidents.

minority groups to which they A draft resolution to be con-

have been made, can seriously sidicred by the conference

estriel the freedom of a harasa- ed Secretary of State at a time of international crisis.

tery of the Northern Rhodesian provides that "authorities of the Ike Will Speak

petency

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Mineworkers Union, sold today staff which has issued a com- theso prolest strikes would

certificato

alone continue on the copper belt competent to suspend or with- Indefinitely until the union "was free to represent whom it wished."

The union claims it has been

draw it."

Ending Trouble

weakened by the system of This would mean that if the

transfer to monthly contracts

and by the refusal by the mining resolution is adopted a country companies to recognise the union in whose territorial waters 09 representing men on monthly collision occurred have no right to imppee disciplinary action contracts,

Meanwhile, the strike of against any officers involved

The resolution lo almed about 2,000 African employees

at a Jute factory and a weaving ending the present double juris- this action whereby officers are sub- mili At Umtali ended

per jected not only to control of morning when about 90 cent of the striking workers returned to work-China Mail Special.

Journalist Released

Berlin, Aug 10. Hans Jochen Partenhelmer, a Berlin Journalist, who had been missing since 1940, returned to Berlin today after 10 years of imprisonment in East Gerthany. Partenheimer said he had been arrested at Frankfurt-um-Odor, where he had gone to report on the repatriation.

120,000 from the Soviet

.

asa

Germans Union.

He was denounced to the Soviet authorities

spy because he had worktext for Western papers after having worked on a Sovjet sector paper, dhá "was, wontenced t to 10 years dt hard labour, ho said."-France-Presst,

Grock Evangelos AVTO Tomiced

bálka

höre

of diplomati

To The Nation

Mr Dulles may have had in mind averting just such inser- tions in the Republican platform

Admiral Dies

San Francisco, Aug, 10. President Elsenhower will ad- dress the nation a week from tonight, just before the close of the Republican convention, it was announced here by the

Newport, RI, Aug 10. can National Committee. Republican

McCor- Vice-Admiral Lynde The nomination and balloting mick, former Supreme Allied Atlantic, of the and vice-presi- Commander on presidential

nominees will be dential

Naval held and

President of the Ian Wednesday evening.

War College ince 1954, died at Ex-President Herbert Hoover the naval hospital here today will address the convention on of a heart attack. He was 61---

Reuter. Tuesday night-Reuter.

LIM ACTS ÀS MEDIATOR IN STRIKE

Singapore, Aug. 10. The Chief Minister of Singaporé, Mr Lim Yow-hock, today mot officials of the British owned Fred Waterhouse Com- pany Limited and représenta- tiytg of ita 200 striking employees,

The

meeting fellowed

a clash between strikers yesterday and police outside the gate of this company's rubber process- ing factory

POP

SORRY IT'S SO LÁTU =I GOT TIED UP WITH

SUET

| Kiol sounds had to be called

workers" represcotatives

to

bold a meeting to draft terms

for ring the strike.

out when the strikers had| attempted to fight off the police but were overpowered. After obtaining their terms. Mr he said. Sixty, including women were arrested. policemen and

. ho

Lin cald he would meet the management again to bring

sted strikers

in court la

18

Two

four strikers

about b

were injured.

Today

the

UD

on

The workers have bec

strike for about a month to

for support their demands higher wages and better They were released on bail. Their

pleaded not

A

advised

working conditions..!!

Mr Lim told reporters after the

mecting ho

DO

FIND WONDER T HIS COMPY

tho

#uilty charge of obstructing the factory's gate.

cases will come up for Inen tion in court next Thursday Router.

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