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COMMENT OF

THE DAY

Lancashire's 'Case'

might perhaps be churlish ( to take up a distinguished guest on what might have been a casual, illeonsidered remark, but the subject of. the Colony's cotton exports | to the nited Kingdum s one on which so many un-, nuerssary. Boughtless na thoroughly ignorant state... · ments have been made that

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THE WEATHER: Moderate. §.W. winds. - Fair,

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1950.

Pipeline As Substitute For Canal, Proposal

Paris, Sept. 23.

France is studying a revolutionary plan to pipe Middle every opportunity should East oil through Israel, thus by-passing both the Suez Canal

and the Cape routes, it was disclosed today:

be taken to correct the multitude of false impress sions that prevail.

In an airport interview ni

Saturday, Lord Selkirk said

Lanenshire had "แ very

indua-!

M. Maurice Lemaire, French Secretary of State and a life-long transport specialist, told the French Cabinet yesterday the best way to avoid the Canal would be to build a pipe- strong case for attacking line through Israel from the Red Sea port Toeilath to the Hongkong's culton

Mediterranean port of Haiffa try. He sald the Lancashire. cotton industry was a very old trade ant many prople had been hard hit there. He is said Lancashire Telt

about very strutryly competition from Hongkong export FIRST of all it should be Anid that is Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and doubtless

under pressure

Lemaire said the pipeline would be some 400 kilometres long, but could probably use some Israelian pipe lines already built near Haiffa.

;

from more mill owners than Mr Byril Lord who are in censed at his visit to dapan, some statement had to bel made about the Hongkong What it implies industry. --if anything is dificult to say,

Was this

mure

compromise meaningless remark made

as a sop to Lancashire, or does it mean the British Governmen. 1x hending

round to the view that the Home Industry needs some protection against cheap imports. Probably, only th former, but this Colony would welcome an surage from the President of the Board of Trade that,

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He said this would be done He satch the Fresh Cabinet fairly quickly wil wouht solve [which the problem of oil as well the problem of the Cau

"Of course we wouti sun to ready to use the Cittal in pre i Satient Nass, V wraidd nuke st posible for us," he sud.

IKA

yesterday 10 deelded The Strez Canal BiTur

Security Unlled Nations Canell airo studied his plan.

the

his

M Lemuire did not elaborate on the political agics of But at the same the it would play - namely whether Israel

such a jwould necept.

pipeline solve the major ecopranty issue through ita Territory and uke of keep the Western especially whether Arab coun- eruuntries supplied with valul 911. Tries would be withing to have 11 would even be cheaper their all go through Israel in- 173 kin-long lead of the Egyptian Canal.- than either the

United Pres. Canal or the Cape rates,"

TAKING DISPUTE TO THE UN

EGYPT HAS NO OBJECTION

Cairo, Sept. 23.

An Egyptian official said tonight that Egypt, restrictionя quotas a member of the United Nations, is not averse systems are being planned. to the Suez Canal dispute being discussed in the Lord Selkirk suid Lancashire;

has a strong case for at Security Council.

tacking our cotton industry. I

The official refused comment on the actual That may appear a mild, wording of the Anglo-French complaint. inoffensive remark for a

anitative

gree

British minister to make......... The Anglo-French Rove did

United States policy is based Lancashire may think it not come un a rest surprise, on the assumption that Britain footling-but it will wla offletal Egyption Arrh said. ant France have in fast

primary commercial little sympathy or respect Thug added that the Egyptiaci

interest in the dispute over the here. Why dues our indus-, Revertiment took

Cannt ard that is up to them. sabunikati try deserve criticism? bringing the Canal

to Lin Security Cosutical o therefore, to decide when and Beenuse employment ente

nquesung | how the question should ditions here are different September 17. ht

before il and wages quite consider at ti shuuuld be kept under the brought "vigilant eges" of the Council. | Nations, Regause our ably lower?

Egyptian political quarters Mar industry is more resource- night expressed the view that ! ful and apparently more! an out of court" tikai rif progressive? Or because it the Suez dispute should not be works 147.68 hours a week | excludert They were referring against England's 36.87. the efforts of India and other incidentally the lowest in "friendly nations" to bring the the world?

ties in the dispute ingether; Hiroogia, die in negotiations

US SUPPORT

I'

it

11.

navigation

of State,

BACKING CERTAIN

Dulles

Archaeologists Machinegunned

By Jordanians: Three Killed

Jerusalem, Sept. 23. Jordanian soldiers openv fire with machineguns on a party of 250 archaeologists, students and

RELAX IN

DAKS

MAIL Whiteaways

Price 20 Cents

GRIVAS TELLS FRENCH, "I'LL TAKE YOUR GUNS"

Two Canberra

Cypriot Rebel

AMBITIOUS

Bombers In Leader Also Gives 5-YEAR PLAN

Collision

Lima, Sept. 23.

A mid-air jor bomber collision resulted in two deaths hero today.

The aircraft, British Сальетта night bombers bought by the Peruvian

Air Force A few months

collided at ago,

low allude early th after- noon.

-30

alber

at

One plane plummeted to earth, killing both

but cupants,

#210 to crashland managed Lima's civilian airport.

Apparently there was no serious injury to the two men in the second plane,

Ito One

plane burst flames

Efter the collision crashed

the and

near civilian airport, The ether, unable to lower its leading

bellylanded on

rcar

feld.

the

The dead aviators were

Captain Cesar

Turce and

Lieutenant

Rabenna,

Antonio

An-

The Air Force nounced that it would con- duct

An Investigation.- United ProHS,

foreign visi- Rioting And Arson

tora today, killing three persons and wounding 19.

A

Israel immediately lodged complaint with the United Supervision

Nations

Truce

Organisation.

Eyewitnesses said the attack WUB unprovoked and came

10 delegates annual convention

12th the after

the Df Exploration Society had been of the standing in full view

machinegun posts for at least half an hour.

Arab

were hearing an CX-

itons near the settlement. The delegates were crowded on top of the domed reservoir, listen- ing to an explanation describing the wall of the neolithic city which has been uncovered.

1/2 they "of the recent excava-

Four Bursts

bursts

NEWSPAPER

BUILDING

An Assurance FOR MALTA

Nicosia, Sept. 23.

French servicemen in Cyprus reported today that General Grivas-reputed leader of the Eoka organisation had warned them his terrorist followers would never attack them but would take their guns if they had the chance,

Hundreds of French airmen were allowed into Limassol today for their first mass leave since arriving in Cyprus by British agreement in case of Middle East troubles.

All were unarmed. Some told reporters that last Friday their commanding officer called them

parodo in

Akrotiri thetr camp nearby and told them he

#2 iciter hod

from received General Grivas.

Say

Murder Charge Proceedings Against Soldier Open

Committal

Grive said he would never lack any French

Valetta, Sept. 24. Malta's Premier, Mr Dom Mintoff, will outline an am- bitious five-year plan for the island's development to the . British

economic

mission which starts work |today (Monday).

The comunission, headed by

conomist Sir George Schuster.

was appointed by Government Dow 10

the British

after Mr Mintoff London earlier this discuss Multa's

lo servicemes month

but that if Eoka members go! | economie difficulties.

to the chance they would try oblain guns from the French,

GIVEN A TEST

is

The Maltese Government officially standing by its claims that it needs at least £8,000,000

The French servicemen added sterling a year from Britaly to that their commanding officer keep the Island on its feet, but had stated he had received an sources close to the Government may be General Grivas say that the demand assurance from

10 £6,500,000bout who had claimed an acquaint reduced ance

Al house two and a quarter million more with Marshal Juin

C-in-C allied than at present, retiring land, sea, air forces in Central

Europe that Fren

French forces could go about freely

The British Government modo without an emergency grant of £750,000 after Mr Mintoft's danger. The

The commanding of-to Malta

London talks and promised an- cer said he

this would place surance to the test today.

other £250,000 later this year. This means, in effect, that the "The CO allowed us to come to Limassol unarmed and asked Maltes are asking for little proceedings as to give our Impressions of more than an extra £1,000,000,

and sources close to the Minite started before Mr Derek the experiment to our officers

and British Governments are COD- Cons at Kowloon this tonight," the servicemen said,

They added that the experi- fident of a satisfactory solution morning in the case of Pte

ment followed "sustained com- to the present talks. Raymond Frederick She plaints by all at Akrotiri that Army food was bad, the weather wES pherd, 26, of the

was out of

DESTROYED herring Corps, charged hot, there was no entertainment

and

FIVE-YEAR PLAN

Mr Mintoft l'expected to urge that the extra money is vital of his and that Limassol murder

bounds.

tổ the Implementation of the NO NEWSPAPERS projected five-year" plan which aims at making the idească” at The tinmen also told reporters | hast partly economically, in-

British

were dependent. guards

around their

with the La Paz, Bolivia, Sept 22.

wife. After a night of rioting"

Shepherd, whose home town le have arson, for which the Bolivian Nottingham, is alleged o government blamed main murdered Irene May Shepherd, that

the

camp of Akrotiri Bolivian noe Whitehead, on or about July opposition party, the

31 in room 309 Melbourne Apart and that Cyprus newspapers capital

were not made accessible to the Bocialist Falange, the

Medical evidence this morning was today slowly settling down ments, Kanborey Road. to normal life again. By dawn showed that death was due to public transport was running.

phyxiation by strangulation.

Doctor K. F. Bodie is for Inspector K.

But there were mony

abc

Prosecution, Majer J. Smith

camp.

The plans includes a soberno to develop light Industries of the type which require ittle www material and much labour, such as watches and electrical goods.

is believed that Mr Mintoff is ready to gur an initial "tax establish planta on the island.

An afforestation schame to Increase

water the island's

at present struggling for lack of adequate irrigation,

j smoking ruins. Both the offers Hughes of the Army Legat Ser- full of hundreds of Frenchmholiday" to encourage firms 10

of the

and printing works

vices is present for the accused. Pang ometal newspaper, La Nacion,

The first witnes was Dr were completely destroyed, the Teng-cheung, Police pathologist, stinated loss being put at 500 attached to Police Headquarters, Two jour- Be testified that at 2.35 p.m., oti million boliviano.

Tonight, Limassol, called the "Petit Paris of Cyprus" as the gayest town, was still land's

drinking and with Cypriots backstopping

who lailing, joking. said they hoped the

Coffee shops and bers were supply and expand agriculture, periment would

Ex-

prove.

of nalists and two of the technical July 31 he carried out a post full of Frenchmen who were which la

staff were hurt.

The fire in La Nacion build-

Close to the reservoir is a United Greek

Orodox monastery which is how a Jordan Army furt Eyewitnes963 SIW four Jordanian soldiers standing on In a statement issued by Mr the ridge in front of the monas

on his arrival back in lery, then four Washington yesterday he pointed | muchtnegun fire smocked into out thui there www support the crowd. among all the powers attending There was no panic, but several the London conference for bring persons fell to the ground. Others etched the floor occupied

40 United States ing the matter before the United look cover near the reservoir

Banisation CARE (Co-operative and behind care.

for American Remittances to Omelas today said that there Eyewitnesses saw an old man

Lamous for its food doubt that the United walking off the reservoir, holding Europe), States woud back Britain and his side and saying calmly, "I've arces service to the needy;

There wounded." Franco fully in their effort to

blak United

UN observers appeared Nations support

look evidence from these present, threatening

including four French monks of

Nations.

JUMS 130

discussed One proposal

by

J

{bren

Fit Of Madness

by

by

90 losses.

were some

material

"HUNGER MARCH"

examination on mortem decessed's body,

Neck Bruised

the

and

food

offered drinks Cypriots. Many had earlier beco antoed into Cypriot homes is also included in the plan for lunch on the lines of the traditional hospitalfly offered to British troops during the war.-- Reuter.

SOLDIER KILLED

Mr Mintoff is also believed to be anxious to reduce emigration to about half the present rate of The body was that of a well-

10,000 a year, so that young built and nourished European

skilled people will not be ist to woman, Ave feet seven inches in had

tho Maltest economy...... Rigor mortis height.

The cars and

Nicola, Sept. 23. already set in.

paktier was kid A Brilish

The economic commission is fingernails were blue. There

to renada here for were pin-point bleeding spots tonight by an explosion while expected over the outer aspects of both troops were investigating a ter about three weeks before making cyclks. Old signs of pregnancy rorist cave at Aylaphyla, three recommendations to the Blish

miles

Mall

were present.

WELD

north

of Idmansol.

Government. - China Special.

FIAT 600 multipla

F Lanenshire IN NE

cerned about the efferl of Hongkong inports to say 30 W. Junglon, it W.... lates nothing of India's how can the United States as expected to No complacently accept suppet Biltais mat France fully one shift a day and a 40 or in their appeal for the United 44-hour working week in Nations Security Council to take for their position that Egypt is minutes after the shooting and

Egypt's Violation et the created a situation most of its mill? How can up

Constantinople Cuyvation

en- peace feel this Colony

It is expected that President and security any zuring free

Herman Slies Zuazo wilt Dr Pang said the front of theftcuter. sympathy for Lancashire Suez Canal.

of the luterally coding the system the Pontifical Biblical Institute

Notre | established by the Constantinople

Dome Monastery-summon parliament to meet to-neck showed bruising just below when the cardinal require-

The Scentiory

day C

to tomorrow, adopt the Adam's apple and on both Mr Convention of 1888 to guarantee United Press. ments in the rehabilitation Jom Foster Dulles, was infun-tree navigation in the Canal.

£17 measures to ensure the male- sides of it. There of British industry generalea of the Anglo-French decision

tenance of publle order,

abrasion mark three-quarter of ly-wage restraint and

an inch by one-fifth of an inch to appeal to the Courel yester- Mr Dulles last week was that

Jerusalem, Sept. 23.

The trouble started yesterday wide on the right side of the longer working hours-are | day by the British

an appeal ebould be made to the Jordan tonight informed the regarded as things of the here. Mr. Jahmy Couleon, a few

Security Counell under Article United Nations Truce Commis evening, when a crowd of deck, just above the bruising.

A There was

scraich mall staged a "hunger past?

hours atlee Ma Dulles returned

Nations sion that a Jordanian soldier was monstrators

through the capital to fourk just below the neck, on The main difference between from tha

taken by a fit of madness and march”

There was an- Hongkong and Lancashireference.

living. This provides an opportunity fired on a group of people in the protest against the high cost of the chest wall,

other small scratch mark above the is that the industry hero is Mr Dulles has all along sup- for quick, if provisional, action Ramat Rachel sector.

the left collar-bone, near situation by The putting the

The Jordon

sald statement Council. It

The crowds later attacked the prepared to make sacrifices ported

inid-line. Security

Internat examination showed to survive; one is a higher created by Egypt's unilaterai

dor a the state radio, and La Nacion, there standard of living which allure of the Conal before the powers the Council to recom-that "the soldier was unmediate-buildings of the transit authority,

was bruising of the left mend the governments to com-ly taken to a hospital

Eetting fire ca them. A group muscles on the neck, on the left our workers would welcome, United Nathens at some slag).

Bul at on time he believed (Contd. on back part, Col. 2) mental examination."

military Izrachi

supporting the government, out ride. The base of the tongue Also we have to pay for our

that it might be wiser in the

Tel-Aviv tonight maintained that for reprisals, set fire to a small showed pin-point bleeding spots. importa with exports. Last interests of establishing a clear

investigation would show that building in which the Falange The upper part of the wind- year we look from Britain case to wait until älter plans for

"not one mad soldier, but at leader, Soner Oscar Unzaga de pipe ciso contained pit-pont $441 million worth of goods a Suez Canal users troclation

jeast two fully manned machine la Vega, and his supporters were bleeding spots. and exported back a little drafted at the London Con-

guna" opened fire on the group. in the habit of meeting.-Reu- White Patch more than half that value. ference last week had been put Restrict our cotton exporta into effect.

and quite apart from the objectionable principle of

erecting barriers of any

1. den Sur

A REALITY

40

Cert-

the c Charter.

The feeling here today is that

kind in Commonwealth since severed countries including

. trade this Colony has to Britain, France and the United

States, have now announced find other means of paying their intent to join the associe- for indispensable British

the United Nations Security imports.

Council can act on the assump

thot Also if the principle of restriction

the association

Lien,

United

State Of Emergency Declared

Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia, Sept, 23, A slate of emergency

in been declared

bas

-France-P1:2850.

circles

In

ter."

The lungs, Dr Pang said, con- talbeit a few pin-point blending on the surface. There old on tip of

The

Farmer's Family Wiped Outro hourt cope

Lained a white patch over the The heart chamber Oran, Sept. 23. ¡In the farm owned by the surface.

Rousseau family, the farmer contained dark-coloured blood Southern A French farmer's family and Rhodesia by the Governor, Vice-

their Moslem helpers-six and his wife and son were There was a thickening of the Admiral Sir Peveril William-

killed with knives. The valve of the left chamber of the

heart. poopic in, all-were killed Powlett because of a threaten-

Moslem guardian of the when a band of insurgents men in the Colony due to start

sivooped on a series of farms. farmhouse, his wife in a carefully planned baby were also killed. operation south of here last One French farmer and injuries. The blood was of the

wife escaped only by climb-group "O".

at midnight tonight,

Bory

night.

The stomach was empty. No was detected. particular timeli

skull and brain showed no

and

The

his

ing on to the roof of me Dr Pang lel that in bis

tions is established against is, a reality to be taken into strike of African railway- one kind of import, it may consideration In seeking a solu- not stop there. That is the tion for the Suez situation. greatest danger. But the Some Western diplomats had

The Governor signed 'the pro point that needs drumming also expressed concern that in is that if this Colony's the Egyptian President, Colonel clamation late tonight, under a According to first reports

public order pet, dedaring the

reaching here the attacks of their “buildinga,

opinion death was from nephy- textile exporta to Britain Ntaser, might sical a march on

were carried out in the The insurgents looted and closion by strangulation. In his were completely banned to the maritime powers by sudden state of emergency was neces

because it appeared "that

opinion, he said, the woman died pulling his case to the action of certain African em

farming village of Palikao, rozed 14 farms in the area. morrow, it would not make y

of Rhodesian rail- -southeast of Oran.

The

In another, incident, air in the oarly hours of July 31,

about 4.m any appreciable difference Security Council and thus obation

aining priority for

Unlied

French soldiers were killed threatening to strike First sign of the attack.cams.

At 4:10 p.m. on August 3, to Lancashire's problems,

ways in Nationa discussions of it in

in his tromidnight in of much a

Sid

when all lights in the village and 13 wounded when a wildete dobinued, he received so relatively small are Hongkong a consignments. is not at present proposed to be ukely to intentare mburo and on wuch an extenalve

went out. A few minutes to convoy of four military five scaled packages. They con- later the telephone linen' lorries spere ambushed by a tained a bed cover, a bed-abwet, For these - rensons lewe that the United States should be with the maintenance of trans- deprecato illconsidered one of the sponsoring poyees | post

were cut. Then sub-machine- band of insurgenta between a tight-drus, • pair of sk rendered statements about our cotton bringing the situation before the Rhodesia Taliwang

-gun fire was heard is the - Ain Sofra and Beni Outil

· near here todayReuter, Industry,

Colliste, Security Council; *

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