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THE
EGYPT LAUNCHES
BUILD DOCK TO BUILD
A SHIP
Camden, N. J. Aug. 27 The New York Ship- bullding Corp., bere completing
America's
largest privately owned dry dock designed to assemble the Kitty Hawk, the US Nawy's next super air-craft carrier,
Contruction of a special drydock was interssary to the €0,000-
Bermmodate
ton Klip. The dock will mcu ure 1.100 foot In length, 100 feet in width and 491, prok is liright The vessel itself will be a Afik of a mile Jong,
New York Shipbuilding won the $120,000,000 job under low bld contract. The corporation operates the shipbuilding depict. ment of the Metrikt. Chapman and Scott Corp.. whose construction depart- ment in building the grav» ing dock.
Klant
The keet of the craft is expected to be laid this autumn, with delivery
to the Navy expreied in 1959.'nited Press,
MEDIUM ATOMIC TESTS
Washington, Aug. 27.
Soviet
Bon
The
is testing atomic parentl wartends for mediurusanger | missiles 10 its present nuclear expriments
Southwest Siberut
top
DRIVE FOR SUEZ PILOTS
Paris, Aug. 27.
Egypt today started a recruiting drive in France to get pilots for the Suez Canal nationalised by Egypt last month.
An advertisement which appeared in the Paris financial evening newspaper Linfor Nation said: "The administration organisation of the Suez Canal has decided to intensify and facilitate the passage of ships through the Canal and needs pro- bationer captain-pilots in order to train a sufficient number of pilots to meet the new programme.
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Suez Canal Company ofBedals, und 40 years and have sailed į aruswering questions, xidil if fek for at feast eight years They about six years for a Canal pilot become fully-Bledged and handle big ships in the Canal.
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elso hold a master's certi- to fee, or its French equivalent." Th, advertisement said replies should be sent to the Egyplan Embassy here.
Egypilan Embarwy = { 1 15 ouwering questions, said the ad- EVENTÍVETECT but been sent to all „Pr. newspapers and was due to
ppro: Tomorrow
1:
Bary commercial advertire-
ід. all th
newspapers agree to publish it.
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They found
On Nations
No West plot has
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German shipping so far RVC offlclut notice of his intention to accept offers of july on the Explan
Caural, Herr Jutrgen Speck, Muste of the Federal: West German Pilota Chamber, Bild today. The Kiel Canal directorate confirmed his state- ment.
German pilots under contracts on the Kiel Canal are obliged They said it vit hoped that by low to give three months reettting b Italy.
notice. Germany and ThreeCE
would britag 1A 1941 Its replace any Bar Card plots who resigned. The recruiting drive for pilots we oponed in France the day international Suez Cand Complary stated that the
pobally
Its for keeping
American play sivist said tom! Egyption staff in the Canal diny.
Zoe any longer would fall un the
studying the
The physet. Di Raigh Impp. said the Soviet explosan Whach was ammended by the US Aloitus Energy Cominussiett yesterday outl have been slag Klomir charges destined fo 1 seaded widey montigental bull te missile
Thut
LESS THAN MEGATION
De Lapp, who helped to bulk the atom bomb, winch devastatedi Hiroshima 171 1945, Mir the
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future of the Canal.
The company said it was Do ferger as a position to guapatitee the security of its sluit.
Company offeltals amit most of the Company's non-Egyptian T wanted to leave Egypt Pilots in leave did not wish to go back.
The Company's
Lourd is due
to meet tomorrow to discuss the 1x.sition
lis non-Egyptian of
Breakdown
The Canal directorale Alys Chart pilota who disregard The natlee period cannot expeel over to find a job in West Germany guin-Chine Med Special and Rruto.
CHINA - MÀIL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1956,
RECRUITING
King Frederik Opens Traditional ******
Copenhagen Ceremony.
of
experi King Frederik of Denmark --- an
markoman - follows the centuries-old tradition
firing An ancient blunderbuss at a clay bied during the annual "Shooting at the Popinjay" event
the in
Danish capital. Express Photo.
Boy Found 35
After Week
In Mountains
an
Boy
Seattle, Aug. 27. Rescued from almost cer- About 50 of the company's | lain death after a week in pilots are kuve at present,
A mountain wilderness, company officials said.
Richard Mizuhata, American Japanese Scout, rusted in a hospital today and his main concern was enlching
the p 41 mals and the comics he missed in his lonely 3211- darings.
Sovet explosion was rated #staff in the Canal zone, Jesa C
megation, which equals a milli tons of TNT
He said This charg would
mr_s*
effez live for intercontinenta, mussle because of the aumag error involved.
Dr Lapp
Yand the fute:r.^2}} - tinental intssile would have 14 20-mile aiming wror and with # mrgulln elsar 20 mult miss would t
L complete mis."--Framuse-Presse
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They gave this barrakdown of the nationalities of the cont pany's pilots on August 10.
53 Bi Brilih.
French, Egyptians,
Dutch. 1-1 Nwrwi*g}2a{fi£
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three Greek. Dabies. two flatums, two Ameri- cas. Two Belgians, two Swedes. Deine Spaniard, one Yugoslav and Com- | one Pole. French officials tonight Ilsement.
Venna, Aux 27. Cibeuge Gheorghi letter of the Rumanian munist Party,
Soviet
35 or
a visit to ando Union, Bucharest disclosed today,
the
Krater,
Foreign Ministry declined to comment the Egyptian advci-
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8 Appear, 10 Manor, 12 Desert, 14 Precept, 17 Rose, 19 Orderly, 20 Adipose, 22: Vato, 23 Eastern, 27 Alseks, - 29. Relax, 30. Simplo, 31 Excess, 32 Tells Down: 1 Clamp, 2 Apple, 3 Spado, 6 Rime, 6 Mastor, # Burvey, 9 Raposes, 11: Arrest,"15" Stronics, 15 Rode, 18 Cupola, 78 Blur, :20 Averse, 21 Italie, 24 Salut, nõ Expe"; 26. Nerds, 20 dxos,
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Doctors sad the boy, 13, was showing
"amazing cume- back" from seven days und six nights with little food or water on the slopes of Mount Raimer, 50 miles southeast of here.
WANDERED AWAY
Rebels Killed In Algeria
Constantine, Aug. 27.
French security forces killed more than 35 rebels in engagements in Algeria during the past 48 hours.
In
of
In the Nemenlcha Aures re-p glon, 15 rebels were killed in fighting
the village Mestubua. Sixteen rines four pistols were recovered
security forces suffered Hight losses. Fourteen
Th
bels
were killed in the west of the Akbou re- De- Constantine gion. In the partment, ani six suspvels ar-
and More arms rested. munition were seized.
Recovered Arms
AIT-
Other French patrols opera- ting in the same reglun clashed with rebels, inflicted losses and recovered arms.
It the Oran Department,
An Egyptian spokesman said today that Ambassador Kamel
Din
saw Qua! Abdel Nabi d'Orsay Secretary-General Louis Joxe on Saturday afternoon and asked that enquiries be made about El Humle Houssein, photographer for the magazine El Moussowar
PEARL HARBOUR & ALL THAT Japs Manoeuvred
Into It
It-Togo
Washington, Aug. 27.
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MRA World
Assembly In Michigan
New York, Aug. 27. Senator Takeshi Togano,
The late Shigenori Togo, Japanese Forcign of the Upper House of the Minister at the time of Pearl Harbour and again Japanese Diet, today at at the end of the war, charged in an article tributed a spirit of published here today that the United States conciliation in the Japa- "manoeuvred" his country into attacking so that nee
Diet in place. of gov.
it could mobilise American public opinion for the wrangling between
erament and opposition
conflict.
Ho
Datorted tint President Franklin
Roosevel D.
and Secretary of State Cordell Hull used their 1941 pence negotia tions with Japanese envoys as
to cover caraouflage preparations for conflict in the
a
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up
Toro die in Sugamo prison July 1930 where he was serving G chce be a war criminal Too articls apped in US News and World Report. an Independent weekly new
magazine. It was taken from the copyrighted book "The Cause of Japan" by Togo which is to be published by Simoo and Schuster, Inc.. of New York,
First Act
Togo charged that the November 26, 1941 note which Holl handed special om- bassadors Nomura and Kurusu In Washington was planned force Japan
to "commit first over act" of the war.
to the
ile described the cabinet and over supreme council debates whether Japan should fight or try to seek prace through the Rurdans as intermediaries.
Hiroshima
on
The blasting of Hiroshima by the atom bomb and the Rusdan declaration of war against Japan ruined any hope Japan had of a negolinted peace and Inally, at the decision of the Emperor, she accepted the terms laid down at Potsdam.
There is ittle if anything la the Togo account which has not already been made known at congressional hearings here, the war crimes trials in Tokyo and the reminiscences of other officials However, his argu- monis seeking to justify Japan's actions are new to the Ameri- can public.-United Press.
The Bull note demanded withdrawal
all Japanesc Indo- China and
of restoration
Among
of
forces from
Chine
and
Chinese
sovereignty,
other things.
Togo cinimed that a study of The evidence before the congres- sional committee which investi-
Peart
showed Kated
Harbour that "the Brii note was handed to Japan in the calculated expe- tation tint
would by ne possi- b.lity that the negotiations would be
Preparations For Ceylon, Soviet Relations
Moscow, Aug. 27.
parties lust spring as an unprecedented visit to the Diet by Mr Frank Buch. man, the initiator of Moral Rearmament (MRA).
Speaking before the Moral Rearmament world assembly at Mackinac Island, Michigan, to- day Senator Togano referred to formor enemies - Japanese, Chinese, Filipinos, and Koreans who had flown here on the
plate. sanove
He concluded: only MRA made this possible. Together we can create world ret.aissance."
The chairman of the Mitsui Foundation, In Tokyo,
Mr Takasumi Mitsui, told the amembly "My country is grat ful for what Ameries has shown
us
In the framework of dino- cracy, but we are grateful to Frank Buchman for showing us how to make democracy work in our homes and the nations."
throughout
ALTERNATIVES
Dr
former S. D. Corneil, officer of the National Academy of Selences in Washington, who has worker on the guided missiles and earth ratellite pro- joets, described the alternatives facing the nations
as "atomic holocaust with 70
millica casualties in the United States
Ог world dictatorship,
through
atone, world
Sir Claude Coron, Cey. MRA." lon's High Commissioner
renaissance
to the He pointed
choice as man and woman and said: "I have decided per- flew in sonally to take on this respon-
in London, was greeted in up to every be ecopted by her und
Moscow when he
ruptured und the rupture followed by war-that the nota had been studiously prepared, judging from the timing, with a view to forcing Japan to com- mil the first over ack,"
The former Japanese official said that American records made public since the war showed that Roosevelt and his
aldes were planning it all the time
Open Advertisement
tonight to prepare for the sibility to commit my establishment of diploma- with Frank Buchman to bring
and
TERIMA- trade relations the answer of moral
bo the whole between Ceylon and the ment quickly
world." Reuter,
tic
Soviet Union,
Becom-
Corcu and
oficials,
Vnukovo
Sir Claudo, who was
by Lady panlod Ceylowest Government Landed at Moscow's Airport in a special alteraft sent to bring him from Prague.
The airport was decorated with Ceylonese and Soviet flags.
BOUQUETS
"In particular, the memoranda and 27 sub- of November s mited to the President by the Army Chief of Staff und the Sle Claude and his wife were Naval Chief o! Operations
presented with large bouquets showed The Encirclement of of roses by Soviet officials,
virtually Calro Japan to have been
They
wore welcomed by the and completed
expounded Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister, various war plang vis-a-vis Mr Casily Kuznetsov, the British Japan." Togo said, "An open Ambassador, Sir William Hayter. advertisement of the war pre-and the Ambassadors of Canada, parations was the recontinissance India, Pakistan and Indonesia. flight of an American plane over Sir Claude said he would dis- the southern part of Formosa on cuss strengthening friendly re-
Intions."--Reuter. November 20."
that
The
Notd spokesman Housycin was coptured by the French whilst reporting the Algerian rebellion with the na- donalists.
So far the French have denied
all knowledge of the capture- France-Prisse & United Press,
The search for the boy begun about 20 miles east of The UN BUDGET
a week ago yesterday after the boy wandered wway from * group of Scouts who were hiking down a trail in a rugged acetion of Mount Rainier Na- tional Park.
al-
Weak from hunger and most helpless, he was found on Saturday by one of the volun- teers who answered the call of purk rungers for assistance.
The boy lost his sleeping bag in his wandarings. He had had unty & few chocolate bars to eat and had drunk little water. --Reuter.
Soviet Troop Withdraws
Berlin, Aug. 27. Ninety Soviet MIG-15 Jet fighters left a buce near Cottbus today ns part of Russia's planned withdrawal of 33,500 troops from East Germany, the East German news agency ADN reported.
An entiro Soviet infantry regiment left Dresden-Router.
M
$4 North African Army unit killed six rebels and collected five rifles
automatic and un pistol.
and was killed One person three others Injured tonight when a grenade
thrown into a cafe near Algiers.
An Algerian rebel network has been broken up by the Algiers mobile police, it WDB learned today.
of
The police bald the network had been
given the task gathering information about cer- Lain people employed in the ad- ministration and the law courts; with a view to attacks being made against them.
Photographer
FOR 1957
United Nations, Aug. 27.
The UN Secretary General Mr Dag Ham- marskjold, has recommend- ed a UN budget of $48,250,- 700 for 1957 in a report published here today.
The report will be studied by the UN General Assembly next November.
Togo's account was that the
action in American
freezing Japanese assets and embargoing oil shipment to Japan on July 26 was the step which made it
certain that
wor
would come.
*The Japanese
cx- presa astonishment and pretsed
In- at the dignation
action but most dismayed by it was the Navy," Togo said, "The Navy's
alarm was by no means un- reasonable, for once the supply the United from the of petroleum States and the Indies was cut off, the stockpile which it had accumulated would be used up and the fleet which it had con- structed at the cost of abroga- tion
of the naval Imitation treaty would become worthless
develop 11. Subsequent ments made it clear that this fore- action was had been acen by the United States-the decisive factor In the coming about of war.
to
to
Anxious For War
1
The proposed budget, which is practically the same as for 1050, provides for the creation at the of 105 new UN posts headquarters of the Asia, Far Eastern and Latin American reonomie commissions and the organisation's information con- tres. This would bring the
Togo charged that Roosevelt mmber of posts outside the New led to Ambassador Nomura York headquarters to 1,270.
when he told him in September In Paris the Expilan
Mr Hammarskjold has also 1941 that Roosevelt and Chur- bassy is pressing the French asked for supplementary credits chill did not discuss the Government
information of $174,000 for the upkeep of
The network leader, Guemi Hadj. a 42-year-old baker, and eight of his accomplices, hav been arrested and charged with attempts against the external security of the State.
co
for
Em-
LIS
-
an Egyptian photographer the New York headquarters, in Japanese negotiations at their
Atlantic conference in August. the Egyptians claim the French view of the increased cost of
Togo acknowledged that the are holding prisoner in Algeria. local labour.---France-Pressa
Japanese militarista Were anxious to
go to war all diring the summer and autumn of
1941 while they felt the situation was most favourable to them. He contended that he restrained them with difficulty because of his desire to reach Bottlement
MILLER STILL REFUSES TO
from
DIVULGE NAMES
New York, Aug. 27.
VR Arthur Miller, pinywright husband of actress Merilyn Monroe-arrived here nir
by London today and skid he still would not name to congressional committee the Tollow writers with whom ho attended Communist writing mcoting in 1989 ab 1940. My consolence will not permit me to use the name of another pervori," he said in on airport Interview. “WHA Laws moista theo of Te
ntatives oltód":"Miller for
contempt of Congress, Earlier, when he had appeared before the House Un-American. Activities Commitice, Miller denied evor having been Communist, but conceded, he "had" been associated with A number of Communist. Front
roupa.
p
But be refused to tell the com
amitice the names of other writers with whom he had attended Communist writers
Mer mid today "I don't be
Aleve I am in contempt, I Bad
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peaceful
The former Foreign Minister usscuted that the delay. In de- livering the Japanese war note American oficials Le Washington on Pearl Harbour was due to negligence" in the Japanese Embassy here, where days, and did ex thinkenny the note was not deciphered and contempt action would be typed na fast as it should tave. taken against him dung haben,
no contemptuous foeliez pr.io tent."!
He mid he would be -in-6 America from 10 to -14
stay
any event, he added, American officials already had Mit exposta to return to intercepted and decoded" the
· England, where; this ;ovife, is] message themselves, "ourrently making the fim The Togo account also detail-
sleeping: Prince with Bied the period immediately pro Laurince. Olivine meši ho? de coding the surrender of Japan. adapting hie play "View from when he was called back res * the Fridrett (for pividuation in Foreign Minister to try to find a
London, smiledbar.
way to tice penod
(Sanduz)
New Rubber
Plant
Akron, Aug. 27. Goodyear Tyro and Rubber Co, has opened a new tyre and tube manufacturing plant near Valenvid, Venezuela The plant wili burn out passenger and truck tyres and tubes for the Venezuelan market as well as full line of hose for the oil in dustry.
Goodyear expects the plant to be. In full production by the yer-end.
The new plant is the nine- foreign manufacturing teenth operation of Goodyear. China Mall Special.
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