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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1956.

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Canberra, Sept. 9. The scientists and servicemen at the British atomic

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London, Sept. 9.

SAAR SETTLEMENT NOW POSSIBLE

By HAROLD KING

Paris, Sept. 9. French officials hope for progress in negotia. tions on the return of the Saar to Germany when M. Maurice Faure, French Deputy Foreign Minister, and Professor Walter Hailstelov, West German Secretary of State, meet on Tues- day and Wednesday.

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Melbourne, Sept #

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SUBMARINE

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GRAVITY

New York, Sept. 9. Gravity observations made by scientiats aboard the British submarine

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during 7.500-mio cruise by the Tele-

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MELBOURNE: Australia's Britain len; the submarine 15

Red Safety Committez Australia for the eruiac, which lasted from June 1 to August 1, saya that road 'necidents In the kre mainly 1956, in the Tong-Kermadce Commonwealth trench, which tes between New custed by incompetence. in- difference and Intoxtention. The Zealand and Tonga.

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NEW YORK: Ay "empr- ene of the deepest ocean floors

geney" safety campaign been announced. to save

in the world. It has long bean

of interest to acologists and

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1958: Chinn Mail Special...

President

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tralian Birdajî of Minctal Ro- Indaneslà re Soekarno, of

Gravity readings were made by Mr S. Gunson, of the Aus-

to Moscow: Bereds, and Mr II Traphagen, tonight: From Stalinard, cloung of New York's Lamont, Gabib-ms extensive tour of the Soylet. gical Observatory. It was the Union: Moscow ratio reported first project of the kind. In which

President Soekarno was he scientists Australe and the companied by his "Fordky Tindled States, with the help of insistar) : Rusini Abdulgani, Bellaine, toni Parks¿China; Moll | who had một kim (Carlæ2318daya Special.

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UNDIPLOMATIC DIPLOMAT

Karachi, Sept. 9. Mr Farved B. Jafry Pokhtali Director of Information in the Middo En han bren recalled from his post following his recent conuments in Caro his government's Suer polley

Air Humidul Hug Chowdhury, Pakistani Lorelen Minister, announced

on

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Mir Jatry had stated re- ly ibat Pakistan accept- Stoke Lention Suez confer- he's mejority Irtant for International control af the Aux Cant “un·ler duress," The Pakhani Foreign kr bar described 11 stal, mon) as "unauthorised.“

-- Krater,

Integration Of Communist Pathet Lao

Saigon, Sept. 9. Laotian Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma

pre- dicted yesterday that in- tegration of Communist Pathet Lao into the Royal Free Laos will be com- pleted by year's ond.

*Talks between the two sides to reach a detalled agreement wil start on September 15, and A detalding Lortn (ghting and integraling Pathel Lio furces into the Royal Govern- mint will be completed by the September and operating by your's end," Phouma told a press conference,

WIV the

the

t. Operation of the Canal should be insulated from politics of any nation.

2. To ruable this, a body should be charged with the operation, maintenance and development uf the

Canal,

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Such body to be constituted of "people from various coun tries, including Egypt." "You Lav My sienzie tatt Colon-1 | Nuestr with

Complete frankmas inteko it clear to us

of such That the existen boxy op rating the Suez Canal would, in the view of Egypt, be

deviation

Egyptian from suverel,uty: hat it would

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a reversal of uneet by you ry An duty 28."

(Naszer nation- alsed the Canal on July 28.)

We cannot

agree with this verw," add Me Menzies,

"Nowhere in our proposals i the buy denial of Egypt's ter-

Harlal vereignty,"

Staff Problems

The premter add today in this eoseidon "The final Franco- German treaty on the Saar will probably be one of the longest in diplomatie history.

Mr Menzies indicated that the Nobody double that agree! Committee fast that despite

on all Canel reached

Nussur's Assurances, Egypt alone could not run Chal

They will be These quistiora in due course, The Sunr problem is regarded here as "pust history." -China, Mail Special,

Ometal

the

"The trafik through the Canel has almost reached what might be dezer had a saturation point," he said. "Even to maintain it Baghdart, Sept, 9.

In its prenent

ment strape requires the The Tragt Government today.

constant services of 0 highly issued

Pondmat me 121

skilled, experienced and special- emergency

which h:1 been i

1 l

I engineering staff. This staff Mated a 1950 by th then has rea bult up ever

long Minister of Justice. Hussein

period of years. There has been Jamil, who now President of de lage Lawyers Astucia jam.

an increasing Intake of Egyptian persianel, but the great majority ensidered

ved of the key employers are still that the ordinarce was sued nationals of other countries.

Mr Menzies said the Canal alsu had to be widened, deopen-

Improved. He reiterated that the pro- neral International Board would not infringe Egypulan and Rovereignty

could be liked with the United Nations like the International Bank "a encetallsed agency." "We

who had een the

nea precautionary measure iri Eltax w that Any had to be

view of the present develop mrt careful not to be caught I ments in the Middle East, and committing vastailem. Mr in order to avoid the proclama- Ranbul addrd China Mail Lion of mart al law, France- Spok

Bed

Presse.

Marshal At Abbey

ed.

also proposed an arbitral commission to

hic

This

settle disputes," propam did not mean that the "normel jurisdie- ilon

counts of the Egyptian should be excluded."

In en obviously determined attempt to bring the currsnitteo's proposals down to the most simple language, Mr Menzies Kid!

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Landlord-Tenant

"The whote erence of what we have put forweed is to use homely Dllustration — that Egypt's position as the landlord of the Conal

being completely accepted, she should procced by Internationel

stall A

agreement 41- tenant to constituted at the future of the Canal would be satisfactory both

Its owners and to

natieris who use it,"

After

tho

to

those many

the Commitica

NASECT conferred

left,

With

Co Foreign Minister Malunod

The Laolan ramber is on his to Fiance for talks with French Government, He made a 24 hours stop here as official guest of South Vietnam's President Ng Dinh Diem.

The

"Th near-rebellion 172 Po bel Lng Communist Party h for years been the malo Puree of anxiety for the Lao lan Gov.riment.

A RALLY

But Phouma's recent trips 10 China and to Nor h Vietminh, as well as his policy of neutral- burked the start of Pathet Lao's rally to the Government. Evoking his country's polley Phouma

sald Cambodia's neutrally can be compared to Swizerland, if you like."

"We are neutral between two military powers but not neutral between twe ideologits," Pheuma explained.

The Laollan Premier added that Lacs will remain a member of the French Union by treaty and that he had discussed with Dem normalising diplomatic and commercial retations with South Vietnam.-United Presa,

Communists Losing

In Japan

Paris, Sept. 9. The Vatican radio, in a broadcast commentary en- titled "Two minorities at odds in Japan", said today that communism appeared to be losing ground among Japanese students.

Contrasting

by

The part pinyed the Communis:

and they Cathode micrlies in Japan, the commentator stressed that the two groups were in radical opporn to one another.

However, despite their res Evely

number. the Jupervise Communists extrelse a considerable amount of poli- Heel influence, especially at Checktone,

adid

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the- commentator

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If the Catholics had le success in the cloctions, it is. because they did not wish to appear

poltical party, though they nevertheless car.leg

an intenso cultural and social activity which had influence throughout the coun- try, he added,

on

AMONG STUDENTS

The Vatican radlo sald "that. commualsm was losing some

of its influence‘among, altidonis}" Ид Јерал.

Fawzi, and Wing- -Commander few years ago,

tila 'polítical adviser.

All Soft after 45 minutes

Me

and Colonel

were listening willingly to Con- W*** |· munist.

ond Wing.

Nassor and

onadag

Cmdr Sabry kept on

speeches. Today, accord- ing to the opinion of an eminent

The Swedish Foreign Minis professor, at Tokyo University, ter, Mr Osien Underlater, told commimism appeared a United Press ntaff correspon- entirely last influence,

dent Naszer received us with commentator said,

to have

the

perfect hospitality, and frank The explanation for thin, onu

ress and I very much regret wo be found in the failure of the on, tha ving Soviet-Japanese lakes have not succeeded in arriving

Fat

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**** Chlef Marshat ́öf Aviation P. F. Zhizarev, Commander- in-Chier/of 1 the Soviet – Air Forces,

welocmed

"Arghücnoon A. Fox as he ärgiven at Westminster Abbey at the head of his party in schichtseeing visit, The Bovici air deis- i zation, vKiling finišim at the invitaitan, of the Air Council,

saw Mie. Farnborougis: Alz. Show. And, firing daplay mua culers.

tho a positive

result on the basis territorit question, in we were authorised to explaini negative results of the talks on * "Our discussioce had a frank fishing rights, and in tho

fact and friendly character and we that Russia is still keeping: a appreciated the facilities which grost number of Japenese war were extoridad to un United Deloner, the Vatican etim» Pross

mculator said.---Femas

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