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* THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1956.
Freight Rates Up 15 Per Cent Edens Off
SEN KEFAUVER
To Far East
POSSIBLE DELAYS
TO SHIPPING
IN SUEZ CANAL
London, Sept. 17.
Far Eastern Conference lines today announced the immediate introduction of a 15 per cent surcharge on all commodity freight rates "because of the delays which
US Journalists will occur in passing through the Suez
Should Have Gone To China
Canal.
im-¡ already been booked with the
lines or the agenda
The surcharge will be proedd ren freight from British anet Nelly Continental ports.
Thi anamuovement was matale: da stultimetal
the Issued by For Edern Feright Conference, the
Japans Cut ware Freight Conferner and the 'hilippines
Europe Conference
The statement said “The Don- Frottee lanes atumo the in-
Cleveland, Sept. 16. Senator Estes Kefauver, Domorulle vico-presidential nominée, today charged that, men de intrexipetions of a Mr- the Eisenhower administra - College et 15
to pan went at the tion had failed to use altura eu rebate the tant the opportunities
courage cultural exchanges with the Iron Curtain conn. tries.
Speaking at the Euchd Beach Puik, near Elevvyand, Kefauver declared that Ambrien was the lost if ngeded to keep its relations with other peoples as free and operat
as possible
Refauve and the Erensede
had ught exchanges
Adrizi:depkgents
elseven uge
betwe
Vlastens
Hend Amerson agtient-
tural
musicians
At
WORST POSSIBLE
The
when Amerien'slation with Russia wore the worst porelble, a few |gơxi Ameravuos took the muth-
Alve
of gabasing
changes, he slated -
Dress Fartos em a. ymuns dates, applicatite to stups evanumseumise in load ni the ports concerned da
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aftes September 18 and on theagli bdly of lusting from out- dated September 18 on- [M! 2014
Advise Line
Shippers having for word Twokings or freight engagements with the lines should advise the calving Fine conchibed) 11 tam iutely whother they woh to małution these beckungs **MENKONTIN at the surrharged
or to ener
pale
thes Fazek Test t nestory to take the actam en BRCISE of delays
which wil Occur In transiting the Surz Canal owing to the reduction in the number of pilots avanable nuud before alternativ, arrange- and to 14THLY
air introduced,
the the impe Oxunis!
ever
He deplore the Slate De- Į necessity of re-ruiting certain partment
forbidding | ships via Cape of Good Hope of decision several American Journalists to Panama Canal AN A result of
these delays.
2 to Chim H said it was useful for Americans to know what was b.spending
China, and that would be good for the Chinese lying under the Commnursi 14. lo know what was happening in Th Unik & States --France-Presse.
Quake Recorded
Dorking, Sept. 16. Mr E. W Pollard, a Dorking thet seisnulogist, said tonight
had recorded
medium earthquake at 0815 hours CMT today
he
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He estimated it as being over 2,000 miles
said nway, and shocks were recorded tur on hour and a half-Reuter.
"The amoural of the surcharge
may be altered at any time for
shipments in Kalpequort
the
ght : ereumMiances as they d voop
The statement then annesių.
ed mereased iron at sieel rates. from Europe to all destinations i In the Far East, with a special chartering surcharge in the cast i of Japan
Special Surcharge
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It said. "An increase of shillings stealing per lon in being introduced
shipments of Hems.
are au tent October 1 onwards for which carrying tonnage has not
F
"The existing atal the new iron and steel rates are subject 16 to the special surcharge of per vent except in the case of the new rutes to Japon which to the chartering are subject. surcharge referred to below.
The anticipated navement of steel to dapati during the closing months of 1958 and early In 1957 has inereused to a quantity
yond the availabilty of the lines' berth tonnage while h related to the urdinary require- touts of the trade
It
"The lines propose, as far as
be Thay
practicable and rensonubic, to assist shippers by endeavouring to charter ditional vessels
from time ume
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To Scotland
nd-
to
The Prime Minister, Bir Anthony Eden, and his wife, Lady Eden, wave to the crowd as they board a Viking of the Queen's Flight at London Airport to fly
Queen Anthony reported to the
on the Suez
crisis,
to Balmoral. Hir Reuterphoto.
Subject To Alteration
net:
10-
"In view of the high cost of chartering and sit contribu Hon towards the exporditure il
HOLESALEY 15
To sntroduce sutelarge of 30 shillings Ir lon Cute diwathis. bates) myphcable to new book- Ings of Bon and strel for Japan for shipant from Otober onwards respective of whether shipment is inade
in berth s chartered vessels.
“The amount of the surcharge subject to ziberation at any time for subsequent shiprut als. Shipmenis
on which this sur- charge is pad will be exempted from the 15 per vent neit sur- charge Router,
Saar Party Postpones Decision
Saurbrucken, Sept. 16.
The Saarland ultra- nationalist Democratic Party today
MESSAGE
FOUND IN
BOTTLE
Wellington, Sept. 16
A New Zealand woman han just received a note which her son dropped in â bottle from his ship during World War before he
Wae killed Italy.
tn
Gunner Morris Nepson Pater dropped the bottle from · troopship ncar Norfolk Island, 800 miles from where his mother, MIN
Palmer. ilves at Waipu 2. near Auckland.
A
13-year-old girl hos just found the bottle on a beach μένει miles from Walpu, and delivered the note to Mrs Palmer--13 year'x
aftor her son mad written IL China Maij Special,
decided to postpone ALGER HISS CASE
its approval of the new
to apply to the Franco-German agreement, returning the Saar to Ger- many next. January 1. until certain conditions were fulfilled.
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The coniltions set forth by the party included the handover to West Germany, or the dis- mantling by the French Govern- ment of the "Europe No. One" private radio station transmitters in the Soar, the return of the Roechling steel works to purely Saar ownership and the abroga- tion of a 1048 Franco-Saarländ cultural convention.
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of the cangress Democratie Party adopted the postponement motion, presented by Heinrich Schneider, leader of the party and speaker of the Soland Purliament, by a near- unanimous vote.
special
Stevenson Challenged
Washington, Sept. 16. Republican national chair-
man
Swedish Government
Loses Ground
In Elections
Stockholm, Sept. 16.
MPs
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Stage Rally In Trafalgar Sq
NO WAR OVER SUEZ
London, Sept. 16.
Six Labour Members of Parliament and an Egyptian lecturer living in London were among critics of the Government at a “no war over Suoz” protest rally in London's Trafalgar Square today.
The rally began with would not co-operate if the marches to the square of people | Government went to war with- from all parts of London, It cut United Nations support. ended with a crowd of about 5,000 shouting their support.
Labour MP Mr K. declared that Labour
One Zillacus,
Sino-Ceylonese Agreement Approved
The
Determination
"On the contrary, therɑ whil be a determination to opposo that war," mid Zillacus,
Mr Fenner Brockway, another Labour Member said that tho last six wertes had been more disastrous for British prestige in the world than any period during the last 50 years.
an
Mr Brockway forecast economic crisis for Britain after the Suez crisis because of the tow state of cur gold and dallor rewed ver
The Suez erika, he seid, might Tokyo, Sept. 16,
be the first of a series over the Chinese Foreign economie donunda of the de Office today released the pendent peoples endl
propics
text
of a
Sino-Ceylonese who had recently moved towards joint communique signed indopondence.
The Arab nations would de- in Peking last Friday re. mand the nationalisation of oll commending the exchange in their countries. of ambassadors between the two countries.
That
ilve-point COMUMUNIULE was signed by Sir Claude Corea, Head of a Ceyloneze Govern- delegation. and Chine'NKY Minister Chang
nient
Vice-Foreign
Hazi-1.
Silr Claude's
Jingoism
Mr Stephen Swingter, a third
member, sald Labour
of nica
that as
the price of jingalam, thousands were being needlessly the armed forces be- held in cause the Government intended to shoot is way
through the
Other Labour MP's to speak Mr Lionel Hale, Mr John
group. which Canal went to Peking on September 8, Jeft the Chinese · capital for
wome
home via Stunghal this morning. | Bøird and Mr Anthony.
Wedgwood-Bonn
The text of the communique The was broadcast by Peking's New China News Agency.
In the communique the Cha- C50 and Ceyloncse delogation agreod:
TRADE RELATIONS
Egyptian lecturer
who spoke wus Dr Abdul-Azim Ants, a mathematiclan.
Still Stronger
does Britain
He said: "What gain from n war with Egypl To recuminend to their a wir that whi Involve the the whole of the Arab world, a war respective governmen is opening diplomatic relations "at that can bring volunteers on
level" on a re- Egypt's aide from ambassadorial
China, Rus- 114 basis
assia, and the whole of Asia?
"You have got the atom
bombs, hydrogen
elprocat
Premier Tager Erlander's coalition group of Social Democrats and Agrarians appeared to be possible.
Пост
2. That trade reluljons be- have
not, but we
which
and
we are still
losing some ground tonight in elections for thetween the two countries should stronger in Egypt because be-
lower House of the Swedish Parliament.
First returns
from uday's Despite the lack of controver- voting showed the Oppositionstal Issues and the buindrum Conservatives and Liberals were making small guins. But ob- servers said they appeared
be
Lo
too seatterei 10 puse ny real threat to the coalition
The Communists too, contrary to their expectations, appeared to be gaining ground, although
unlikely
they
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was
would gain more thin five
be expanded and that for this hind us stands the whole world purpose a trade and payments
as possible of a "bech-
MUZZI ING
agreement should be concluded, public opinion"-Router.
election campaign
3. which has from seen candidates speaking
plattorin and even with cuch other, ex- perts reported that the poll would be considerably higher than in the 1952 elerions,
The sulmet
agreeing
Chamber had
The outgoin 230 seats, but the rapid growth
That negotiations should be started as soon for the conclusion niral co-operation agreement."
4 Thint the visit of a Chinese trade delega Lion to
should be Ocy Lon uulised to start the negotia- tions as proposed.
for theuming INDONESIAN
cultural relations be promoted between 1Wo countries United
vr
of
of Stockholm's population forced the creation of another constituency there, United Press,
hus
5. should
'That
Their percentage the popular vote wat up, how-
ever
No Changes
returns from With complete 290 precincts in, the popular vote was: Conservatives 103,503
(16.5 per cent), Agrarians 170,372 (20.4), Liberais 168,033 (19.3), Social Democrats 38,008 (42.2), Communists 3,655 (2.61.
Leonard W. Hall challenged Adlai E. Steven-
Desplie the Opposition's son today to say whether he boosting in their popular vote, With no sents changed hands, agrees with former Presi-
five cate announced, the score dent Truman's "whitewash"
Social Democrata two, of the Alger Hiss case,
Conservatives, Agrarians and
each and Liberals one
Com- munists nope.
He said he will repeal the demand dally umil he gets on answer Vice-President Richard M. Nixon already has said the
The congress also decided not | Republicans will have
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Was:
le merge for the time being | choice" but to make the Hiss Election Campaign with any West German political case a compaign Issue untess
marty All other parties in the
Saor their
have already announced Mergers with German parties.-France-Presse.
EMPLOYEES
the Democratic presidential can- didate speaks up.
Truman said in a Milwaukee television Interview on Septem- ber 3 he did not believe Hiss was o spy.
He also said he did not believe that Harry
Dexter White or Nathan Gregory Silvermaster "were gulity of
WANT SAME anything."
BOSS
Hiss,
Harriman Spent
$2 Million?
Washington, Sept. 10. former promising 4
Senator Cart Curtis said today young State Department offcial, was convicted of perjury for that he would demand a "full
⚫at
Governor denying Red
associations, Investigation" White and Silvermaster both Averell Harriman's campaign were government officials linked spending during his unsucessful with Red spy activities by con bid for the Democratio presiden- gressional investigators-United
dial nomination.
Penang, Sept. 10. Leaders of the Penang Part Commiraton Employees Union today unanimously decided to ask the Government to extend Press, the services of Vice-Admiral (Retired) J. W. Jefford for an- other term.
Admiral Jefford, former Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Pakistan Navy was ap- pointed chairman of the Penang Port Commission last year, Hü
commissions is due to retiro next year,
SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD.-Aero") 3 Corporal, Tome, Reporter, 11 Retainer, 18 Edge, 15. Permento, 18 Rissoles, 19 Lyre, 21 Floating, 25 Colliery, 26 Plan, 31 Disperse. Down: 1. Sir, a Omit, 4 Oman, 5: Poor, 6 Rated, *). - Largo. 9-'Rider,' 10- Pelis, 13 Enamor, 14 Carson, 16 Alsle, 17 Emmy, 19 Latoid," 20 Fulles, 21 Five, 22 Orbe; 33. Idle, 24 Clone. 2
*******bra-Jefford
Jujitsu For Postmen
Senator Curtis, a member of the Scrato Elections mub- CommStice cold he had doen published reports that "upwards of two militon was spent 'by Harrishari in his drive.”
"If this is true, it amounts to a national scandal,” ha skidod,
"Mhe. Horriman” is the richest
Bertin, Sept, 10. --- Inche Kasam Bin Hashim, All West Berlin postmen who President of the Union, told re- deliver money wont by post porters aller a meeting of Union certior cratest Temare jujitsu for self.man in American polities to Executives:
dog" said Senátor Curtis in a deferido, naiscording: to a new how
been a
adüferment released by, the 1 reasonable exministrator regulation
Republicans, National, Commmlit00, who understands us just
just ON WO undarwland him.
Most of the men concerned "If an attempt to abuso money, Admiral Jefford bar shown as over 40, but the post omes in 25 presidential nomination that he truly how the interests reports that they are ager to Haw been made, the people of ** China Matt. Americo: Sro entitled to know. sack welfare of his staff at kroner, itagt tastning - C
the Press
PRESS
Singapore, Sept. 17.
The Straits Times, sald in an editorial today "life is going to bo hard for Indonesian news- papers."
Memorial Service At Dachan stricted to singing the praises
A. Memoriai Servico was fold recently on the site of the wartime-notorious Dachat Concentration Camp, near Munich, Delegates from 21 countries aftended the service at which a memorial stone was inaugurated and.... bitmód, by the prelado Friedrich Franzeli,
Picture shows:--ßcene during the nervion “al- Dachan, an
"They are to be re-
of the Indonesian President, Vice-Prealderst, public bodies arki officials holding office," the editorial saki,
"This will be the effect of a new decree prohibiting news- papers, pictures and pamphlets* from indulging in criticisms, insinuations or insulter directed against highly placed officiais,” the newspaper sald
"Presumably there is nothing to prevent the press from hay- ing a go at messenger boys and the more lowly officials," Structs
Times wrota-Reuter,
12 Months' Conscription In Germany
Boon, Sept. 10... Chancellor Kograd Adenauer will agree to a conscription law calling for only 12 months* anitary service, an infuential Christian Democratio News Bulictin said today.
some
The Politica Bockad Cores... pondence, published by of the top leaders of the Chan- cellor's own party, said the one- yene - Survios" proposal would Soon be discussed by the Cabinet: arth (thiba #oriť to the Bundestag (Lower: Houwa),
Under the now plan, proposed by Richard Joegor, chairman of the Bundestag Defence Com- mitte, technical- troops, could | volunteer for 18 months, i
Although both the 80-year- old Chancellor and Theodor Blank, his Defence: Minister, have instated that 19 months wine the minimtirý ťa period ́so- .ceptable, members of Dir Adleruauice'M......... Own party have joined the Opponction Bocialists
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