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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1956. ·

Serious Implications Of Suez SO-MO-SHUWS SYRIANS RELEASE

Association

NEHRU ISSUES WARNING TO UNITED STATES

Washington, Sept. 17.

Mr Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, has told Mr John Foster Dulles that crea- tion of the proposed Suez Canal Users' Association might lead to serious implica- tions, Indian Embassy here said today.

It Mr Nehru's views ou In as interview He said ships the Suez Candl

ware diverted mound the Cupe

conveyed 14 the Amerieon Good Hope were Secrof;ry of Si te yesterday by Port Elizabeth

and East Løn.

higher

sheet.ls

Mr i, Michla the Titan tion Deciusis Ambassador, t a meeting in Mecharge whten were uniform Dulles hi me

Throughout Seeh Afrion

Owners

und Th Ambasandor told Mr

which ports shall be visited Dulles his Prime Minister also | refuelling, he zolded --Reuter & counterc the

by Fr.net-Prose, President Naseer of Egypt for a exgoffaling body on the en

provided

opportunity for

further efforts 19 And a peaceful Bolution

Alarming

Mr Mehta also conferred yes terday with Mr Lay Henderson Deputy Under-Secretary State, who was a metter of the

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for

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Salisbury, Sept. 17 A wealthy Chingola (Northern

busines man ha holesta) returnest from a romantic flying # !!!** 11 drown of has ben

Menzios

five-nation which tries to persuade Pre-visit to Johannesburg skent Nasser to accept

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(Top right) Ple RAY Bottom left) Sisters of Mercy walch the arrivals and deparlo rés. Leggat of Arizona, USA, now on leave in London from Berlio and L/Cpl Don Smales of the RAC-le is also on lave from Germany. Bollom right) Captain W.J. Madden of the Mer- ehint Navy —Express Phoku,

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FREDA DROPS TO 50 MPH

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Tokyo, Sept. 17. The

Japanese Melcoro. Toglea! Board sald today typhoon Freda was located

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of middle Formona Xtraits and moving

Lowards Chinese maluland today.

The Board

the 12421 wind velocities at the centre of the typhoon had dropped to 50 miles per hear from the eastier 100 aniles per hour winda re. ported to have hit Northern Formosan count yesterday. -Reuter.

the administration of } who had a voje like an angel, President Dwight Eisenhowe They

began wilting letters to had shown alarm rig Hoonpryear other hension regarding the Suez Canad "She sent me a pholograph,' crisis,

says Uve man, who wishes to

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dangerous į a situation, said at a press con- costume,“ ference that he hoped the crisis

would solution

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appearance of his long-distance sweetheart did not match her beautiful Vier. China

interested parties.

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today

informed

proposal

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Nasser that Indonesia approved

Egypt's

second international conference

on the Suez Canal.

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Virju. South African Transpor! Minister, said today harbours Madrid, a bull tung out of fas at Port Elizabeth and East Lom- neck a sword which had been don might be used

ships thrust In, The sword fell among

spectators. wonding diverted from Sucz if Durban, the and Capetown became con-small boy tightly in the head gegled.

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Stevenson Has No Doubts About Hiss Verdict

Washington, Sept. 17.

Adlai E. Stevenson said today that he has never doubted the verdict of the jury which con- victed Alger Hiss for perjury for denying Com- munist espionage.

The Democratic presidential candidate was asked about Hiss news conference bermise former President Harry S. Tu→ man expressed doubt on Septem- ber 3 that Hiss was guilty.

Stevenson, reply,

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merely repeated a statement ho bad made in 1952 and said nothing has changed since to alter Iris opinion.

"If what I said places me in ex-President disagreement with Truman, that is where the record must rest,' Stevenson said.

A Difference

SEARCH FOR

SUNKEN TREASURE

Sydney, Sept. 17, Tenders are being called for the right to salvage surplus war materials which have been lying on the seabed in 11 ports and and New in Papun bharbours

Guino

the since the

end of Second World War. The ports Samaral, include Rabaul, Finschhafen, Mine Bay

the Ile declined to go into Issue further when asked if he feels there is a difference

Hies tween convicting

ozn. and on prejury charge espionage

charge, from which indletment stemn

the prejury med,

Stevenson prefaced bis re-

about Truman's

state-

and Wewak.

The Administrator of Papua- marks coming. Hearing somebody

New Guinea, Brigadier Cleland, The ment on the Fiss case by sy said that in Rabaul Harbour all

In this Davis hid under the bed.

is no issue policeman's daughter, however, ing there

in the materials were submerged. campaign about Communists was playing the plane nearby.

The focations of a few vessels said he

and Davis could not resist lapping government Ho

lleves President Elsenhower has were marked by buoys with his feet, and this

others could be seen from the oir.

time

was the cause of him being dis-

· covered

said the same.

and

be-

Stevenson said he hoped to

In the port of Wewak, the The 11-your-old son of the talk during the campaign about

him on policeman curled

tes "real problema

party super-structures of six Japanese surrender after poking him with differences." Anyone who tries vessels could be seen where they

broom, and then attacked him with the broom as he departed #gain through the open window.

PLEADED GUILTY

to create an issue about loyalty of government employees, he said, "does the American people

a disservice."

are

On Low Road

Davis pleaded guilty to break- Ing and entering with intent to commit u crime, and on three Ho said Republican icatlers further charges of breaking and

about "evidently worried" entering and theft, when he was

the outcome of the present brought up for sentence in the

political campaign. Ho said magistrates court at Auckland. Vice-President Richardi M. не was given

1) cars guol

Commented

"He's

the

"time"....four Nixon,

national Republican chairman Leonard W. Hall, and magistrate: others are "back on the same

low road"

travelled in the they 1954 congressional campaign

this morning facing the muale!

on

My

sank at their moorings. Some of the sunken been carrying valuable cargo, he edded.--China Mail Special.

vessels may have

Censors On 'Indian'

Warpath

Salisbury, Sept. 17.

Workmen with buckets of red paint have

cinema large

becn "centoring"" posters which

which was Davis raising the issue how Democratic show an Indian, played by white The tune undoing

*Time was

administrations dealt with the Hands."-China Mail Special. problem of the loyalty of goverer. | 10

ment personnel-United Press,

Beauty

Queens

London, Sept. 17.

Bonn, Sept. 17. President Theodor Theuss to- welcomed King Paul and Greece

Beauty queens from 26 na-day

tions have agreed to take part Queen Frederica

of

of

Am star Richard Burton, Passionately kissing the throat of Lana Turner, In a seens from tho Alm

The

Ruins Ranchipur."

The paint-sloshing has been ordered by the Southern Rhode alan Board of Censors.

In the 1968 Miss Monde (Miss) when they arrived де the World) competition, on October station here on a five-day State the posters has been obilterated

contest an-

15, the

Mocca Dancing Ltd., vialt, organisers of the

The Royal couple, Recom- panied by nounced today.

the Greek Foreign Among the countries already Minister, Mr Evangeles Averoff, enrolledore Denmark, Finland, were also greeted by Dr Konrad France, Iceland, Japan, Sweden Adenauer, the, West Gonnan and the United Staica-France Chancellor, and the Cabinet. - Pres90.

Reuter.

The face of the "Indian" oc with red paint, Members of the have Asian community,

who frotest with lodged as official the Censor Board, bay bitterly: Colour consciousnes may be smtisfied now that Mr Burton is Mail 0 Red Indian." China Special..

US Navy Orders Supersonic Jet

Washington, Sept. 17.

HE Navy han ortiered s first supermonte jet allock bomber, it was announced to-

day.

The plane is expected to fly more than 1,000 miles per hour. The Navy said had given North American Aviation Inc. a US$80 million contener for developedent¦- ́aiki

production of an unspecified number, of test modela. The plane is designated the A-3-J. It will be developéd America's plant-k) nt: North Columbus, Ohio, starting at

The plane will be powered by two jet stigines and witz, dakry ·

épérate from aircondi, qurzitten.

While the United States has several supersonic jet fighter pland types, only one super- actile

has boen bomber developed so far. 16, in the Air Force's. 1,000-mph B-58, recently rolled off the productions line at Fort Worth, The Navy": :annolatzoomerit was mandman, oë information thous

OWNER DEAD

Sealife, Sept. 17. Mr Stanley St Clair (Stan) Bayres, holder of Sha world's record, for popeller driven power- beats, died, apparwniły of heart attack at his home today.

He way 00 years old, Mr Sayres, who headed

11 Automobile agency here, stood alone in the sport of hydroplane racing.

Ito drove

famous spted boat, Slo-mo-shun IV. to a world's record of 178.497 miles per hour in 1952.

The murk has since been beaten by jet-powered craft,

but it 111 standa for propeller-driven boats.

Mr Bayrey won the Gold Cup race five consecutive times, starting in 1950.--

United Press.

'BASTION CYPRUS'

-By Moscow

Moscow, Sept. 17.

of

Trud, official organ the Soviet Trade Unions,

TWO CIVILIANS

Tel-Aviv, Sept. 17.

• The United Nations arranged today their re- lease by Syrian authorities of two civilian water engineers, one American and one British, who were kidnapped yesterday and carried across the border -while searching for a farmstead near Capernaum

on the northern shore of Lake Tiberias.

Tho men

Joshua wore Horowitz, 50, of Brooklyn, Now York, and Herbert Mark, 46, an Israel citizen,

The American Embassy Tel-Aviv,

sald Horowitz camo

to Israel six years ago and work-

ed in the Negev water scheme, He lived in Beersheba

Heard Shots

The men were returned

noon today under arrangements

made by UN truce chief Major-

Gen. EL.M. Burns.

Asian Finance Ministers

In Tokyo

Tokyo, Sept. 17.

The Japanese Finance

The two men raid that they Minister, Mr Hianto

were driving.

near Capernown

when they heard gun shots and Ichimada, today conferred Mark was struck in separately with leading

+

the test arm by a bullet and financiers another grazed Horowitz's shirt,

The tutter was struck on the

ye by a stone.

of four South- east Asian countries to

mic

discuss problems of econo- development and co- They said they jumped from the car

COVET. The operation, according to the Bring continued several hours

and took

commenting on the Cyprus while they hid, they said. But Japanese Finance Minis-

situation, said "British then they surrendered since they try. colonialista will not suc- could not escape. They said the The four financiers were Mr ceed in crushing the de- Syrians shouted to come to them. P. Y. Hsu, Finance Minister of

About 15 Syrians, apparently Nationalist sire of the

China, Sir Arthur patriots to be

Irregulars. armed with rific. Ranasinha, President of the free and themselves to took them aerons the Jordon Central Bank of Ceylon, decide their destiny."

River and drove to an unknown Secciarto, Minister of National destination. Comment 011 the Cyprus

Treasury of Indonesia, and Tran Hun Phiang, to the

Governor

the of wife ritualion has been rare

Central Bank of South Vietnam. Suvlet press, particularly since the visit of Marshat Nickolal

The four financiers are on Ilgi and Mr Niklia

their way to Washington, where They Khrushchev lo Britain.

4 general tonal

meeting of Interna- Jord | Togated nsking 'Trudi,

Fund what

Monetary had Hebrew and English with ques scheduled to open next week. "evoked the repressions against tions concentrated on their per

Interrogated

said they

by Syrian

were mter-

officers in

the Cypriots raid that Cyprus sonal experiences in the Israell wae a point of great strategie Army and on

importance, adding: "The Bri-

are

DELEGATES

general mutters The first three fluanciers will attend the IMP meeting as that the about the Israeli Army. fish press

points out

They were locked up over-delegates while the Vietnamese major airfields on Cyprus

night vratil thi morning financier will discuss in

Washington

questions relating to Vietnam's entry into IME.

20 minutes dying from Beirut, 30 minutes from Damascus, 45 United Press. from Ankara, and 50 from

Cairo "

CHIEF BASE

It continued:

Office of Central

The

Brilish Information

saici

on thi

Score with the armed withdrawal

of British forees from the Suez Canaj zone Cyprus becomes Britain's chiet for the operation of Jis ground troops und drcraft In The Middle East.*

Trud commented: "The Cyprus docs not population, however, want to reconelle itself with the fate being prepared for their island by the British colonialiais -the fate of a bastion in struggle against

Faure Meets Adenauer

Dr Konrad

Bonn, Sept. 17.

Adenauer,

the

Last week, Mr Ichimada BIW Mr Cuaderno, President of the Central Bank of the Philippines who also visited Japan en roto to the IMF meeting

Mr Tchimada invited delegates of nine Aston nations to call at the Japan on their way to Washing West German Chancellor, today ton for separate private talka hud talks with M. Maurice Faure, with him "over a cup of tea

PRouter. State Secretary to, the Foreign Ministry,

French

to

Adenauer's Molct, in

Usually well-informed sourets suld the talks were held for Dr the prepare

meeting with M. the freedom-

Guy the French Prime Minister, loving peoples of the Near and Middle East.

The repressions Luxembourg on September 24 against the peaceful xipulation or 25 when the two Prime

of town and country arouse Ministers will discuss increased still greater

of the European integration. upsurge of liberation rational

movement. The British colonialists will not suceed in crushing the desire ot the patriots to be free and them- selves to decide their destiny."—— China Mail Special.

Proof Of

N. Korean

A-Bombs

Seoul, Sept. 17,

Korean military

President Sygnman Rheo sald

South M. Faure, who is cd his way today home from a visit to Berlin, authorities had

with Dr also spoke

Heinrich North Koreans vco Brentano, the West German atomic Foreign Minister-Reuter.

proof that the conducted both offensive and defensive wastage training as early...``as September last year although reports of atomic published weapons in the north appeared

President Rhee said at a press conference today:

"Because of

first

Trial Run At Olympic Village only this March.

The

.......................................... continued

FREN MAKINASE ESTING BREEN LEVENEZIA

but tho

scrupulous, absurd, observance of armistice restrictions" by the United Nations Command, no atomie weapons had been brought into South Korea

President Rheo said a South Korean training programme in atomic warfare was under way. He said a number of officers have been trained in nuclear warfare,--Reuter,

CHINESE SMUGGLED

INTO THAILAND

Bangkok, Sept. 17. A hundred Chinese smuggled into Thailand by ships from Hongkong Wond apprehended hore, police Director General Phoo Sriyanond said today..

The

entrento illegal stated to be Nationalist Chinese China who had fled mainland and had come to Thailand in search of employment

Threo, Thai nationals alleged- the

ly involved in smuggling Chinese

been

wero

into arrested, General Brigenond sadd-France-Presse. A OPIUM INTO FRANCE

· Thailand · kavo

Marseilles, Sept. 17. Three Chinese semen have boon arrested in Marseilles for poucasion of four kilograms Calmost nine pounds) of raw oplum

tranes worth 800,000 (US$1,700), the police Narcotics Squad announced here today.

The threo-Hong To-ping, 37, Saw Si Any Yon,

Khan 27, and

members of

Khuye, 55 werd

the crew of * British tanker, the Batissa, which docked 'yes- terday

Marwellies fron

Beirut.

at

The pollos were levverigaling their links to a narcotics, ring aamungling teur mom thờ

| Middle- Bhat Info 15, Franco/

France-ProMNO.

Officials of the Olymplo Games. Melbourne held,

accommodatika "trial run" of the feeding, arrangementa, ---- sto, recently when they sampled the food thag, will be served to the world's best nihilates during the Gamers, which Shower 2, (B40) are being held there in November General Bir William Bridestora, Chief Executive Officer of

Cammilion roef VER Olymple Organising.

SAFEE: # meal · from. Datch chef Leo Arnold who is to cook for the athletes, Arnold has cooked for the Netherland Kayak Family, an shê bán nơw wellfed in Melbourne with his famity, « Cholioma) ^ Kin› Crani (on Brigadier C.M.L. Killoti, Diredier of Hatalog and Catering for the Causes and next to him? Me: Phil MOWKA, AA KANGANAKKOR, try-out Hime of the food in pur" au "WISK be served during the giants, an: Hegrane

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