1956-10-01 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, · OCTOBER ✨ -1, · · 1956.

French Premier Attacks Suez

M. CUY MOLLET

MAYORS

MEET

IN TOKYO

Tokyo, Sept. 30. A spokesman for

Canal Grab

NASSER ABLE TO BLACKMAIL

the

WAD

AND APPLY PRESSURE ON ALL USER NATIONS

"The existeree of the cornpany Irf the Indeed Tokyo Metropolitan Gov.uarantees of the fres tent: ernment said

Canal, M MOB tonight through the

mayors from cities abroad

Roubaix, Sept. 30.

the

the nect that decision of France and Britain to take the Suez Canal dispute before Ube Security Council | proved their desire for

peaceful settlement.

The Premer noted that United

Nations

charler stipulat in article me that differences be settled by perce ful means and in conformity with the principles of justice and international law."

Thise two notions of respect for law and justice and the use of penetrat means were Insepar- abic, Mollet sald.

French Premier Guy Mollet today declared in a speech at Roubaix that Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser had no right to nationalist the universal Suez Canal Company,

M. Molle asiel that through | He restared that il Nasser M. Mollet the Constantiamojadas Conventiora | "would becomu, as he claims. of 1889 the Universal Suez absolute master of the Canal, he Canal Company had "an might exercise at any time the International character which | most verzola pressures or even the Egyptian Government und real blackmail on the user coin- no right to modify unilaterally.

or certain of them" M. Mollet said that Nusser had not yet done this, but this did not mean that he would not this morning. "Not only is the action of Colonel Nasser o violation of International morality, not only docs i create a serious threat to trode relations between Europe and Asia, hut it also is part of o plan of Pon-Arab expansionism That Colonel Nesser himself has drclosed." M. Mollet charged.

charged Uhal | Nareshate book, The Philosophy revealed n! The Revolution", Nuvalita plan to unite first the Arab world, then the Moslem

Im world, "to constitute an

the to liberate mehre force peoples from the Atlantie to the Perstan Giuli

Molker

murich.

had continued to arrive į He added that the 'univer

Crul“ charneler of the company in Tokyo to participate

lusd been acknowledged by the in the quincentenary cere Mixed Cour of Appents monies of the Japanese Alexandria 30 years ago capital.

The spekcaman and

On 180 nvitations hack been i

swast to the mayor of 70 tric's

-

Free Traffic

+3

10

"In deciding inilatersity attend the erremonted as

seize the Suez Cans without E) well on to tre the recovery made

eliminary understanding by the cater

capital from the devasta-

tions of

wor

The Re man, said a magers convention was due to begin ind would

here on October

End on October 4,

FOURTEEN DAYS

ידו

the powers which

of the fice trame, Bus committed

guarantors Colone! Nasser

The Premier

M

なぜ

u deliberat vlogation or Interactiest He has not hidden that national law," M. Mollet vald. he wants to exploit his

rome from in" card, which geographical situation of his country and the oll resources of the Middle East.**

M

Mollet

The Ottoman later ERST, io 1888 Convention "agreed by an important aban- content of avereignty

The quincentenary celebrn- | Empire and Fons would cozitárne for 14 daysing the beginning Nom

spokesman said.

KUROPIOW.

Tonight the thayog alla scheda He Kand What Fren brodile welente batquel presaded over through the Canal nesant in fact by the Chuserer of Tokyo, Motrat Egy does not use force

Seleluro Yarn, where they wer

to expose the padsage of ships."

presented with cegrijeas al the M Mollet muted that the con- keys of Tokyo

Buritus

then 1x

242 mayors will attend various effical functions on dining a seran of intelings die uns city administra- tlon. Reuter

vention stipulatest that even if Egypt were at war, Egypt coulit.

lt the

passage of sedia Through The Cunal

International Civil Law Conference

M Mollet

porsage

charged

Will a be possible for the democracles to halt in time the expazistumism of Nasser, as they broke that of fiilier and blocked of Stalin" ** M. Mollet

that Askvit.

Common Desire

"Yes, if the nee peoples unite

common desire tain in 18

enforce respect Гог law

to and

France d

ERY had vicluted than for ju tice," M. Molist saki. For Everal years by refusing this reason,

Bri- through the Canal to tuin, since the beginning of the isracil stops. despite the re- Steż Canal crisis, "had sought to penled Injunctions of thestablish a solid portion, group- curtly Council, atı attitudeing the targest porsible number which permits one to doubt the value of the commitment, that

he mht take a the future

Hinder Passage

of nations.

CAR

letu

No Half Mensures

Moller noted that the Ameri- Secretary of State, Mr

Fuster

Dulles, stated during the second London es September 19 that ference

had just

the free peoples

12%

much responsibility to seek a solution in conformity with the principles of jusilce as that of preventing the use of force,

"Nothing should be spared to ensure the peace, but peace al uny price, the prace of Munich maintained 174 contempt of Justler, would be the negation of all the efforts of international

firul the organisation

United Nations itself," M. Mollet de- clared.

"Still with Mr Dulles, I con- sider that it would not possible to resolve - the Sucz crisis by half measures in order solely to maintain peace.

we

"It is still necessary that agree to put all the weight of our strength to support what we believe to be a solution in con- formnty with the principle of justies and internationaÍ

M. Moltei said.

Mollet said that after the talks be had In Paris with the Bri- tish Prime Minister, Sir An- thony Eden, and after the last exchanges of views with the spirit of the American Government: 1 can charter is not D

Eller Uhat

international capitulation. 21:1 actrulnistration of the Canal the sole solution acceptable to Brui the United States, Britain France.

He added that "on the eve of the Security Council debate, it is not useless to recall that the

Tokyo, Sept. 30 Mi Patr Murakami, href of the Civil Law Affairs Burvan of the Japanese Justier Mini-

M Mollet sud that free tračte | 201 try, teft here today for Th

Cama wis aki Hague la Erpresent Japan at the through

guteranteed by low confer-

the conallions International Avi race due to begli of October 3

daily petmindstra – Murakami wis accompanied Bon of the Canal is handlive,"

Yokohmn 13sdriet Court.

Muezkaza

EINS

in which the

di-

Is

This motion of international

administration, of infernational public service, is not new.

Seld,"

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Stubborn Search

Pineau Takes, His Leave

M. Christian pintau, the French Foreign Minister, lakta leave of Sir Anthony Eden, the British Prime Minister, after

M. Pineau was in a lunch at 10 Downing Street, London, Landon for talks on the Sat】 Canal crisis.—Central press

Photo,

Princess Margaret

Swims

Island

In

Lagoon

Port Louis, Sept. 30.

Princess Margaret, in a pale blue bathing costume and white cap, went swimming today in the clear blue lagoon of the sheltered little bay of Le Chaland, cordoned off by a strong force of police. Women police with life saving training stood by as a precaution.

-MASONIC VILLAGE FOR AGED

The bay, formerly a ty boat bare, is screened from the land side by groves of pale green casuario trees

The Princess' private detec- tive. Insperior Davy Crocker, was also in attendance.

This was

not the Best sen balho the Princess had hud on her Ened

which African tour started at Mombus on Septan- ber 22, i was disclosed today.

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US Election Could

Be Swayed By Servicemen

Washington, Sept. 30.

United States citizens and Armed Servicemen, in foreign countries will have a good chance to sway the presidential election result on Novem- ber 6, according to political experts here.

With a probability of ex-1 at any time before midnight at tremely close returns at the the second Monday following polis In many states between the election.

President Eisenhower and Adlai

Stevenson, both the Republican Might Not Know and Democratic partics are

runking a systematle effort 19 As a result there is a theore- Attract the

eligible "mbsentee | Lical possibility—in the event of voters" inside and outside of an extremely close contest-that the United States, In a fow the result of the presidential race states the absentees might deter-might not be known until some mine the result,

days after election day Novem bor &

Experts cathmate that some- where between 0,000,000 and 7,000,000 eligible voters may be absent from thele regular

sidences on election day, and witt therefore return their ballots by mail.

Requirements

Probably at

o!

these will

Gi the Lime

An individual stato might not know which group of presidential electows had won until It received delayed mail up to its legal deadline. In the election of 1944, the absentee ballots deter-

mined the outcome of the dlcc- tion in New Jersey, tavosable to the Democratle Party. In that

year

on extraordinary soldiers voted tumber of least one-fourth absence from home.

De abroad

wan!

{

abscabers or

The importance attached by *L election. the political parties to aven estimated that Til

groups of States service- minorities results from. the August complex nature of the United

Census Bureau

900,000 United

men

were overseas on

1, 1930.

States electoral

Large numbers of citizens in President

The

system. and Vice-President the diplomatic service, merchant are not elected by a majority of muine, nd government services the total national votes, but by

mojority of R so-called are entitled to vote if they fulfi

"electoral college." the preliminary electoral require- ments of their home states and nistricts,

A

chosen

Great Influence

and A

Ab enter

Aro voting rights Controlled by the respective Poved site inwys of 48 stoles and noi

national law, and the plurality of votes within an in- by eiiblity widely

the

entire

The electoral college is com→ of groups of electora

by each state,

dividual state determines

stato's choice

of that

Consequently, a narrow excèsa popular votes in any state somethnes has a very great in- fluence on the composition of

electoral collego. --UnitOKİ

requirements vary Some states pernit voting by businessmen absent number of electors,

their regulni rezidence, and a few would seetpt bullois from tourists travelling abroad,

from

of

German Bishop

Within the United States the the number of ubrentee voters will Press. ve large because of the many persons engaged in transporta tion Indu trics, Railway men, crews, truck-ciriver? aviation absent from home on their normal netivities can in many Lates ble absentee balots. Many

United Skater Govern- ment workers in Washington send ballais by mali to their houne sales

Service Bureau

Invited

To China

A

of

Berlin, Sept. 30. delegation

Chinese Christiang has invited Bishou Otlo Dibelius to visit China,

des

Airmal posteurds, post-free, The invitation was extended will be sent to United States | to Bishop Dibellus through military, naval and merchant East German Evangelical marine establishments abroad. Church representatives, Through these postcards, poten The Chinese delegation, daily cligible voters car cum-cribed as "Chinese Christians", directly with the returned to China yesterday secretary of stato of their home | niter a visit to East Germany. ballots. The Invitation was disclosed by

East abroad the

cate

to

at

Military companies usually appoint

staics and apply for

narist potential volors,

Some states

to Neue Zeit.

Berlin

newspaper

Bishop Dibellus is Evangelical Bishop of Berlin and the East accept abrentes German Province of Branden baljots from persons on religious burg pilgrimages,

Auckland, Sept. 30.

Relaxed On Beach The most ambitious pro- in yet United Nations ject

attempted

During her voyage aboard the spirit of Australia or New Zealand to noyal Yacht Britannia

help with housing the aged, Mauritius the yacht ended

the two small irlands-the Assump- will begin soon with calling of tenders for the tion and Farquhar lelands- first stage of the Riverside where the Princess went ashure briefly and bathed The islanılı Masonic Village at Mount

uninhabited. are practicity Wellington, Auckland.

Princess Margaret relaxed on the beach after attending church service, opening a new wink and hospital

and voting through the colony.

the Gover-laws in 48 states which will be Accompanied by

distributed to absentee voters nor, Sir Robert Scott, she drove

both in and from the Governor's residence in

out of the United States. a closed black car through the smiling- countryside in

brigh!

Many of the individual states count absentee ballots sunshine.-Reuter,

though they are received apme

He said that "stubborn search for a peaceful solution can mean the acceptanen by lassitude, of a fuit neeompli‚”

"AS

by Judge Teairn Kozaki of the IL would be

easy, in Puct, MI Kozaki for whoever controlled this toid a pres enference before ministration, to hinder the pitche their departing that they would i sage of ships of my country or Tour The Netherland?. France, even to practically prevent the the sole idea of progress

this

M. Mollet

of now, Colonel Nussur said. Switzerland and ether European Canal's use by prohibitive tariffs

"Permit

ย

what knows that he cannot win. This quote countries before their return to, or by discriminatory measures,"

Socalist Trader Jean nust be pointed out because un French M Mollet added. Japon --Neuler.

Jaures wrote 60 years ago, in until the present work pubile 1896: 'It Бестия

be to

that opinion has been interested Socialism should aim more and primarily in the difficulties at Internationailsing the that we, on our side, have en- more principal

forces countered,” M. economic

Moliet said, which divide peoples.""

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It will provide eventually for of 800 old peope, irrespective race, creed, ar whether or not at an are freenAJONS, they

about estimated £500,000,

Funds for the project are being given by members of the Musanie craft under the New and Irish Zealand, English, Bobligh constitutions, which hove formed the Northern Masonic Association to develop homes.

Chou Supports Nasser and run the horce

OTHER PLANS

They plan abso, when the time

is opportune, to undertake a hostel and hospital,

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driving

Ike Appeals For Charity

Support

radio and television

annital charitable

Paris, Sept. 30. her laurels, will continue to Chinese Communist Premier learn from other people, and to Chon En-ial said today "wo | aitaln

Washington, Sept. 30. even greater achieve.

The village is to be erected Prezident Eisenhower appeal- support Erpt on the Suez ments.

on a 40-acre block, In additioned to all Americans tonight in a Canal issue", the New China News Arenty reported.

Chou then called for criticisms to living units, it will have a recorded

people's short-chapel, recreation hall, gardiens, address to support the of the Chinese At a big reception for 2,000 comings from her friends, bowling greens, croquet lawns, appeal for funds of

grouped under foreign guests who will attend declaring that such criticisms library room for beta, crafts relief agencies

and hobbies, and workshops, the United Community Welfare Communist China's National were the "best expression" of

There will even be a pier for Drive. Day celebrations tomorrow, their friendship.

flahing. ton31, Chou proposed a

The Columbla with

Broadcasting

unlonists from

He said that contacts between Arab

to carry Trustees planning the village System decided countries, to the unity of the government leaders and friendly Chinese and Arab people, and

visits to each other's countries are hopeful of a substantial address after Mr Adlai Steven-

con and several minor would contributo

to State grant. Egypt's independence and 10

presidential

candidates | sovereignty.

world peace,”

Units in their preliminary waived claims for equal broad- Chou

which they were exchanged friendly.

Among the guests attending form consist of living room, cast time to greetings with the quests in different languages during the the reception were members of bedroom, toilet facilities includ technically entitled,

Mr Stevenson told CBS that one and a half hours reception.

various parliamentary mission, ing shower, small kitchenette

President's talk was delegates

from military, and terrace. They will be for since the

economic both married couples and single non-political he would gladly scientific, cultural,

men and women. -- China Mail relinquish the right to ask for and other groups.

Special.

equal time."—Reuter.

trado

Increase Friendship.

Д

greatly

Не stressed the Chinese

President Mao Tse-tung made people's need for fricikls and a brief speech of welcome, percetul international environ-wishing the guests good health, Premier Chou then introduced ment for the Socialist reconulruc-

tion of their country, the agency Indonesian President Sockcarno, sold.

who said he was happy to take Chou mid the Chinese people part in China's National Day had always respected the friend- celebrations.

ships of various countries and hoped to increase this friendship

In the future.

President Soekarno of Indo- Posia and Prime Minister

Close Friends · ·

Soekarno cicloned lile groei-

Acharya of Nepal were amonging to the Chinese people, the guests from more than Bộ countries who listened to this ding: The Indonesian people feel that the victories of the Chitose Premier'a spanch, DA

Chout wild the many achieve. Chinese people are like their own). mcote of the Chinowe people in "Indonesia and China are building their country and in close freinds. I hope that China *Internationele affairs worn, and ital gooples' will continue to

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the Democratic National Com mittee has compiled summaries

of the registration

even

the

German Protestants, United Presa,

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