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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1956. '

Security Council Not Meeting

Menzies Cheered

On Suez Dispute.

In Commons WEST GERMANY RELIEVED

London, Sep 12

Both sides of the HoUBO

of CommonA

cheered the Australian Prime Minister, Mr R. G. Mengles, today when the Prime Minister,

Sir Anthony Eden pointed him out in the Distinguish- ed Visitors Gallery and praised his efforis in the Suez dispute. - United

Frens.

Andrea Doria

Wreck In Colour

New York, Sepi, 12, RIE American magazine, Life T

published in today's ismi colour photographie report ut the week of the Italian Iper Andrea Dorin, which is lying 240 fort below the surface of the weg off the Amerlepu east Quast

Meleizh,

The Andrea Dorm sank on July

25 after being in collision with ; the Swedish Her Stockholm. The Late pho'vagraphbe

Jed DY filt work of this ship stall shumag sual the leak wreck chicks - warynd The sup's paint- Ipile

BUT WORRIED OVER

FUTURE OIL SUPPLIES

New York, Sept. 12.

Dr Emilio Nunez Portunondo, of Cuba, President of the United Nations Security Council, said tonight that he saw no necessity at present for a meeting of the Council on the Suez dispute.

He made the comment after conferring with Mr Dag Hammarskjold, the Secretary-General, on the Suez situation.

RUSSIAN EMBASSY

SPY CENTRE

Stockholm, Sept. 12. Political

experts

in

the bags Bal Copper Stockholm today predicted that Sweden will shortly renew ita charges that the Soviet Embassy here is a the fuck had the shup havn centre of Russian espion.

age in Sweden.

work

was stil

N

41 1a buttean of the narly two maste Equipped wait aques-drange

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A flurry of diplomaite activity | ference in London to participato | took place al Ünited Natione in posible economic sanctions headquarters

after submiston against Egypt, the spokesman by Brital and France

said the question had not been of letter to the Security Counell rush President Haforming him that. Egypt had refused to negotiate the Suez dispute on the basis of the 18-nation proposals fram-

cut.

th

The West German Economies Ministry kulta approached the; United Stater about availability of American oil in cuse Middle East supplies art od at the London conference.

The jetter said that the

West

Germany natmally im- British and Freud governments

of considered Eypt's refusal to ports about six million tons

oil annually negotiate as an “aggravation of

from the Middle the situation, which, if allowed East, mouniig to two-thirds of Or this 20 to continue, would constitute a her requirements.

manifest danger

cent to peace and lo 24 per

isilpped securlly,"

through the Suez Canal,

Not Asked

Cheap Fuel

Vest Gerinan oil stocks Ge In answer to reporters' ques- | enough for only about two to tions, Dr N122147 Portunondo three weeks at normal rates of kald that if The situation consumption, but petrol supplies The Soviet Ambass idor to changed it might be necessary would lust Bor about two The Sweden Konstantin Rodionov for the Council to meet. But, months.

offer he added, none of the parties

concerned had asked for

t.l

phate pehle ergutpont,

Ra make 12 dives to the ship, reaching dep i approaching the inas- mum fer was not wearing protective clolbarg

and

were

The photographs in the magazine

showed that armchairs Lable Fts the floating agguins! the ceiling while heavy objects lay tangled, Jumbled piles. Docu-

ments

were

abandoned

their shape.

The divers

wher har

of three meeting.

in remained despite the unvelling big espionage cases since was appointed ambassador Stockholm in 1960-récently re- jected a Swedish protest against the Russian espionage, following the arrest of a radar techniclan

evlling charged with

military errels to the Soviets, readable,

The current trial of the Anatoli Ericsson, hus clearly mopped

Russian erptonage methods in Sweden.

shoes retained

brought a suitcase to the surface, much to the delight of its owner. Because of the depth at whoh wreck is lying each of

five photographers

mitted

the the wus per-

to make only one 15 minute dive each day. France-Presse.

Airmen's Bodies Going To Japan

crewmen

CURRENT TRIAL

squi

Shipping viecles in Hamburg expressed concorn at the prob- abin withdrawal of non-Egyptian pilots from the Catal

Writ

Companies engaged in the Hamburg-Australia not worried so much over the extra four days required by the Cape route but over the loss of cheap fuel facilities at Aden.

he Dr Nunez Portunendo said he | believed that the Anglo-French

etter

had been submitted to him

information and for his thast of the other council mem- lers,

West German Government quarters were relieved today at

The Indian Cabinet met 10- the sows That Britain

the night to discuss the crisis and France Ancl Informed Security Council of the crisis.

to consider Egypt's proposal to But this

turm a negotiating body of re- rollet was tempered by the

of nations using ent that the presentatives anzugunes ment UN were not asked to net ant

the Canal, Earlier that the three Wester powers MacDonald,

today, Mr Malcolm

British High Com ¦ had agreed on their own ection

formation of the "unal rater. Mr Jawaharlal Nehru, and missioner, met the Prime Minis- Favsõelation“outside the UN.

19 understood to have him communication from Sir Anthony Eden, British Prime quar-Minister, informing him of Bri-

tain's tand on the Suez issue.

Menzies Mission

The Swedish Foreign Ofce Mus

fternoon told the United Pres that no protest is being drafted at present.

The Foreign Oflice spokesoun added he could say nothing nuxe on the subject until the current trial of Analoli Ericsson is finished,

The

West Germany would prefer the UN to take over the whole dispute, according to these

ters.

Egyptian Note

comment

handed

has

from

Olfeleis deferred

The Indian Government Washington, Sept, 12.

Cunal us: F on the

also recolved a despatch er gunku – The axles of two American

Hon pending more detailed in- the indian Ambassador In from the navy plane

formation on how it is supposed Calro, Me All Yawar Jung, on 2 shut down on August by the Chinese Commatist Air Force, disclosure of Russia

espionage ense and the to work.

Egypt's proposal for a negotin- methods A will be transported from Shang-

government spokesman said ting

vetle the body to

Canal rated strong have hal Japa

opinion at Q ess conference today that dispute.

PERS by the British

containin Egyptian note against the Soviet Ambassador fan authorities, a a State Department

Egypt's Ambassador la New spokesman said tonight,

Konstantin Rodionoy and dip-Fgypl's proposal for a new and Delhi, Dr Mustapha Kamal has lomatic

extensive circles in the Swedish more

international The spokesman said the dead

handed to the External Affairs alrmen, Willian Haskins and capital believed that angry press Suez conference had been re-

Ministry documents exchanged Jack Curtis, would be taken oblocks on Rodionov will force reived last night and was being between the flv-nation Menzies aboard the Bank Line steamer

Itussia 10 appoint a Iw studied

mission and President Nassor Odwerk to Yokohama.--France- ambassador

Stockholm. —

Asked whether West Germany; during the abortive talics In Prease.

Unlled Prest.

had agreed during the Suez con-Caire last wook.

A British Crossword Puzzle

EIR

Britain & France Blamed

For Pilots Leaving............

on

Handicraft

From China

Exhibits from many poris of the world are to be seen at International Handicrafts — Homecrafts — and Hobbles Exhibition at Olympia, London.

the

Picture Shows: Miss V. Y. Koo who comes from China demons,ratch

of the art embroidery on Lapestry at the Chinese Republio Stand at the exhiblijon.—Expess

Photo.

Stevenson Confident

Of Carrying 2 Big East States

New York, Sept. 12.

Adlai E. Stevenson received optimistic reports today on Democratic chances of carrying the east's two biggest states in the November election--New York and Pennsylvania.

Party leaders gave the pre- sidential nomince assurances ut a regional meeting that he has a good chance of winning in the fwo states, which carry a co- bined prize of 77 electoral votes.

Jatc

President Richard M. Nixon. Nixon will open a 16-day swing next Tuesday that will take him to 32 states,

Sorry Performance

Stevenson heard reports from Blx stales and the district of James A. Finnegan, chairman Columbia before his departure

of the Stevenson-Keftaver cam-

for tonight

16-state Harrisburg,paign, said Ketauver's Pennsylvania. He will deliver lour la only the start of a his official campaign "kick-off" campaign "that will take him a speech there

number national record-breaking television hook up tomorrow

counlicy, eilles and lowns be- night,

tween now and election day."

OVIT R

Had Chance

New York Harriman said

Gov. Averell that his state's 45 electoral votes will be ens1 for Stevenson.

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Hatoyama Following

Pro-Russian Line Says Yoshida

Tokyo, Sept. 12.

Former Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida to- day charged his fellow-non-Conservative, Prime Minister Ichiro Hatoyama, with pursuing a "pro- Soviet foreign policy" which will make the free world "despise Japan."

Ira DIL open iciler to his Successor, Yoshida raid Hatayama's decision to go to Moscow this month and maka an "Adenauer formula" perce settlement was "unconditions) surrender" to Moscow.

"Inexperienced and alling Prime Minister, for what pur pure are you personally going

to Russia and taking the rash action

of inviting the Rod menbee?" Yoshida asked in his blurly worded public altack.

Chief

Ryularo

Agreement

cabinot

secretary

·

Tropical Storm Batters Mexican Gulf

Tuxpan,

Mexico, Sept. 12.

Tropicl storm Dorn

Nemoto retorted that pounded 70 mile an hour Yoshida's blast would not deter winds and torrential rains Haloyama from his decision.

aroas

Gulf

of the cities port

of Tuxpan, Tampico and Nautla.

Mexico's against The Jepancaro Governance proposed, and Russia

Coast today and flooded informally agreed through Moscow

radio low-lying broadcast just night, to shelve The

northern islands territorial disoute and restore diplomatic relations with Moscow through ond-the-war statement and exchange

of ambassadors Conservative critics that this

an

10

Charged

would mean actually permanent surrender of the Soviet-occupied Kurlle islands Russia. The Soviets have made clear that if Japan wanted peace it would have to abandon its claims to these islands.

Despise

Japan

Exchange of diplomatic presentatives

and

re-

now is just what

Rising rivers along the coast between

hert and Tampico banks in a spilled over their dozen places. Families were evacuated from their homes to the safety of public buildings

in both cities.

+ Tuxpan

Mayor Emilio de la Huerta said, "The situation sp-

pears very serious

Tuxpan river rising."

here. The

keeps rising and

STILL RECOVERING

Tampico authorities said that the port city, still from Last

year's

recovering ecries of and floods,

Russte wants and would "un- conditionally leave the nation people wide open to the Red menace," Yashida sild, "It would not be negotiations based "fortunately" escaped being hit a on equality and mutual con- direct blow by Dora but faced cessions; it would be nothing "great danger" from

else

bul' unconditional sur- render."

"Such a pro-Soviet foreign polley will disappoint the free nation bloc, which has friendly

devastating storms

flowing rivers.

OVER-

Low-lying sections of Tam- pico were under two feet of water, Volunteers throw Up emergency sandbag dilos, relations with Japan, and make The

storm was expecleg, to

I despise Japan," he said. "It dissipate as it passed inland.- holds dangea of placing Japan | United Pres. in a position of isolation in the cold war."

rellable Usually

diplomatic sources in Moscow said today that

to Haloyama's letter Marshal Bulganin, the Soviet Premier, proposed an exchange of ambassadors between Japan and the Soviet Union, a settle- of fisheries rights, release uf Japanese prisoners of war stil In the Soviet Union, a stadio mout ending the state of war between the two countries and Soviet support for Japan's ad- mission to the United Nationa

ment

Outstanding

These sources said this in- dicated Japanese willingness to accept **OR Adenauer type formula" under which diploma- lic relations would be restored. the difficult

He said Kefauver will Laku to the people "the truth about while leaving the sorry performance in office numatic

question of Japanese territorial

of the special interest in Eisen-claims outstanding. hower-Nixon Administration."

Nixon will base his appeal on the Administration's "construc-

tive achievements" and will try to jolt Republicans out of any

"The people have seen what it la liko to have the Republican London, Sept. 12. I said pilots had volunteered from The state-controlled Cairo radio Kaliningrad, Leningrad, Odessa,

sald. "They had their chance maid tonight that Britain

Riga, Arheangel and now and Vladivostock,

they want the Do- France would be to blame for and Murmonsk.

mocrats back. delay in navigation the guez Cans] after the with- Omcials at the Soviet Foreign

Sen. Estes KefLuver will drawal of non-Egyptian pliets. Fleet Ministry and the Egyptian "truth-telling

Ministry, the Soviet Maritime

leave on Friday for a two-week

campaign" that The radio, quoting "respon- Embassy in Moscow however, will take him to 16 states,

the Neble circles" ould the withdrawal have denied

of the pilots and other non-

of Stevenson-Kelzuver campaign the number involved, how the committee

In Egyptian employees had been movement

of pilots was being Washington today. insligated by the British and organised and when they will

go to Sucz.

Party in Washington," Harriman "complacency and apathy."

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French governments.

This Instigation, the radio said, “constitutes a violation of international agrements" and was a conspiracy aimed at de laying navigation.

A Summary

The Canal navigation been

run efficiently by Egyptian administration

nationalisation.

had

the

since

all knowledge

Diplomatic

sources in Moscow believe that the latest action

of the Suez Canal Cum- pany

In authorising its non- Egyption staff

to leave the Canal by the weekend might

mattera' to a head. bring

In

this event some Soviet pilots

the

mught be able to roach Caral within a few days.

There are no apparent signe of Soviet alarm about Suez de- and the Premier and velopments

Marshal Buganin, the party dorn of navigation stipulated chief, Mr Nikita

it

"By resorting to this action

continued, "Britain

France are obstructing the free

Khrushchev

in the Constantinople convention and the Fordign Minister, Mr of 1888 and thereby breaking Dmitri Shepilov, apparently are international agreemanta,

mill · continuing their surntner

"It will bo realised that holithys, carisido Moscovy. Britain and France are to be

blamed for delaying navigation

and not Egypt,"

Reference To UN

moment's

fit.

The

announced

Finnegan sald Kefauver wit tell "the truth" about the Eisen- hower-Nixon Administration to the people "on the main streets of America."

High Road

"The Democratic

will not campaign

candidates

ac-

Diplomatic sources mid "Adenauer type formula" settle- ment was likely to be ceptable to the Soviet Govern- ment and negotiations on such a basis by Hatoyama was likely to be swiftly oenoluded.--United Press & Reuter

Rabat, Sept. 12. The Moroccan Government will shortly require French and United States subjects to obtain

visas special

for entry to Mercer 3, a well informed source said in Rabat today.

on a high The source pointed out that road and a low road," he said. Moroccans travelling to France Democratic

vice "Governor Stevenson and Sena-or the United States are required presidential nominer will depart tor Kefauver will both follow❘ to oblain entry visas.-France- three day's ohead of Vice- the high road."-United Press. Presse.

4 YEARS FOR

SERGEANT

WHO TRIED TO

BLACKMAIL MRS X

Singapore, Sept. 12.

September," the jetter said, ac- cording

prosecuting

officer.

to

the

you arrange

Major Butterworth said the letter went on: "Mr X I have still got that literature. I shall to koop it unti collect it. I want to know this though. It cost me my savings, unless I receive that amount in return then the papers will go to the proper authorsien,”!

A general court martial today sentenced Sergeant Stanley Arthur Chitty of Brighton, Surrey, to four years and discharged him from the army with ignominy for attempting to blackmail what the court called a "Mrs X,”

When the charge was' rend out. in court today 20-year-old Chitty The radio give a summary of

The sentence is subject to Kuala Lumpur, received a letter pleaded not guilty............ Thay, could, however, return the statement tonight by Bir to the copliai at virtually

a confirmation by higher authorleent by Sergeant Chitty.

But inter, under oath. Sergeant Anthony Eden and M. Guy

tholics. notion Mollet on the formation of an aitisation warrant

should

The prosecuting officer sald Chitty told the court he did not intomational

The prosecuting offer, Major the sergeant's letter srod: "Mrs want $300 from "Men X" but association of

Some further Soviet slate-F. C. Butterworth, told the court X. I was thoroughly disgusted asked for money to prove he Canai user's, bub It made no motit on the Suez situation is a "Major Boys", before leaving The literature, enclosed in the was gulity of chrrying

expected shortly and many for Hongkong, asked Servant | anvelope addressed to you is affair with the Major, A completo blackout appeared diplomats bellove. it will Chitty of the Royal Artillery to absolutely appalling."

Sergeant Chitty said religious to be in force in Moscow today strongly urge reference of the post o leitar he had left with his Major Butterworth eald Ser-training he received during his on news of the movement of dispute to the United Nations.. 1 houso boy to "Mrs X."

geant Chitty in his letter told youth grampied him to try to Sovici pilots sold. to hova Soviet prem commenta

Major Butterworth said Ber- Mr X he had põld the house stop the affair. volunteered for service in the Suez

drorelatively ས་ B Croam, B Specio, 10 Pulls, 11 Dovil, 12 O, 13. Tests, 10

Sergeant Chitty said if "Mira hout the. Government nuwa."{ant Chitty- opened, the lottor bay of "Major Boyt" 300, Ma- Bedabo, 18 Epirul, 20 Races, 22 Firm, 28 Stops, 25 Spato, 20.

of number of plots are postin warded today and to blagonal "Mes lavin dollars to stop him from had given money he would hending the letter to the have returned the money to hâc Livens; 27 Erred), 28 Poers,: 29 Dented, Downl 1- Mimiorer, believed to have bona conoun- "Weekdi un pakalin droginions fa la Major Butterworth, såld on police.

and torn, the “lewa literature.” }14): trafod: 13.

#TER 300 | Malayan dollars (Chitty was arrested befoed be was what meanich my girl bed youki wetu money from "Mr.

28 Seaman (7).

29 Weakens (4).

30 Pace (4).

3) Avers (7),

32 Glṛillo (4).

23 Accumulate (B).

24 First in importance (5). "

28 Separates into groups (8),

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 1 Maniac, 5 Cabin,

2. Noodless, 3-Azid, 4 Crupper, 5 Caplía), 8. Amulet, 7 Sediment 15 Surmised, 16 Sisters, 17. Dappled, 19′pát

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