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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, ^ OCTOBER 8, 1956.

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Murder & Sabotage In Algeria A-Bomb THREAT TO INDIAN

SECURITY FORCES’

THREE BATTLES

WITH REBELS

Algiers, Oct. 7.

At least 20 rebels were killed and a large number taken prisoner in three engagements fought between security forces and outlaw bands in Algeria over the past 24 hours.

Britain

Should Join European Market

London, Oct. 7.

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A manifesto, calling for British participation in common European market was issued in London today over the signatures of 50 well-known personalities in British public life.

The manifesto siated that what st called a latent economic crisis in Europe was due to its lack of unity. faced with the enormous American market

"The Communist bloc ulso is moving towards even greater economic unity." the manifesto continued, and now presents a challenge in Africa and Asin, which Europe must ft itself to i meet,

ADVANTAGES

The manifesto

Meanwhile,

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persons derd

art 30 others were injured in

rorist attacks.

Seurity Troops killexi

IRAQ OIL

REVENUE

Baghdad, Oot, 7... Iraq received" 20,873,750 dinary (equal to sterling) In all receipt in the third

quarter of this year ending September 30, ik wan officially stated today.

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This brings her earning from oil in the first nine months of this year to 58,874,132 dinars. By the end of this year the total là expected to touch 80 million dinara Beuter,

Hooliganism

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Worries

tels and took five others pri- comer in an netion in the Mornin gion of West Algeria. They eized some weapons and a large quantity of aminutition.

Five other rebels were killed

the

.. further arms supplies seized

Iwo

In engagementą Algiers region,

Number Injured

Security Brees suffered a num. her of injured when a military truck was blown up by a ter Forist-laid le

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Russians

London, Oct. 7. Soviet deputy pro- secutor passionatoly ap. pealed for the people's help in curbing "hoolig. aniem" juvenile delin. Moscow radio reported today.

quency

The radio sald trouble from "the youngsters who disgrace the honour of Soviet ma WB5 Use

10 the Oran region, XIX PEDAALIN WOL ม dock wat ker were amurdered by terrorists and passionately an eighth person was serinlystig in Moscow injured."

Columus, than 2,000

1re to

70

At Maison-Carre. close to Algiers, terrorists last night sel

farm. The farm ing were gutted and eattle burned to death.

Near Bone,

thu (T1

Mediter- risean count, telephone pair texitis

to work today realtres

communications with France.

broken of when terrorists sabotaged on under water cable just night.

Close Surveillance

of lone, th

In the towns

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casualty Hist afur terrorist yesterday stormed the European |

20 injured.

tended

Hall

more

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TBONS, puberte

Gen Afanasyevich Holdyrev, speaking at the meeting, urged Moscow citizens to give al) ponsible help to hir offer and

the pollee in malalaining public order against hooliganism."

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'BLIND LOVE'

Morcow radio dvÿnel "hood-

RS

crime against pubite order - ra swinish atti- 1 toward

clis- wollen and respect Toward neighbours" and said it inust be curbed.

A deputy head of the Moscow administration of internal affairs Nikolai (which controls

parti- quarter, rose to four dend and | Alexandrovich Tosip

Activity was back ally blamed parents "blind love" allowing their children to fall victim to hooliganism

"Our experience shows that a Bigger one." he mid. sma Time always leads to a

to pormal today, but

Britain refused to Juin.demonstrations

in

fur

Like a gigantic tree, an) awe-inspiring explosion cloud rises thousands of feet into the air after detonation of Britain's intest stomle weapon from a steel tower in the South

Australian desert at Maralinga, — Reuterphoto.

Russia And China

Share

Biggest Colonial Empire

Washington, Oct. 7. Soviet Russia combined with China is "the most extensive colonial empire in all history," the US Information Agency said today.

military the protec affirmed that d

kept patrola Britain stayod outside atown under clize surveillance

Meanwhile in Morocco French commun European markel, "i may outgrew us, and have little and Moroccan authorities today

Then he gave an example of need of Britah. The European reached a temporary agreement

on any colonel's son who was of and

"The only Arcst

major unlimited community, on the subject

Southwest which

following first sent to a "labour corrective imperialistic power today is the Morocco,

this

summer camp" from which his parents Soviet Union, has demonstrated the advantages

the Agency said a comprehensive report on against the continued stationing secured his release, then returned in of a Europem solution,

to crime and was sentenced 10 past Communist expansion. [of French troops at the area, tinued

manifesto, the

15 years' hard inbour. The agree was reached specified that Britain shouldnt between the Moroccan Foreign the militia in preserving publie puts in 85 countries and arcus

"Curarndes, the activities of The report linked Communi the some

protect Minister. Ahrned Balatre), and agriculture ausd

Comunon- France's

onder emuld be more effective | with the Ambossador, Andre

imperialistic alms of wealth limits.

Dubois, เมพ! the French only they are widely assisted Ruto and China, and said that

by the public." the Internal 138 million prople | Commander-in-Chief In Morocco,

vutside of Affairs Deputy said. "Pay atten- the USSR and China have beut Amongst the signatories to Uw | General Rene Comy, at a meet-

tion to all deviations from decent enslaved since 1939. manifesto were Lord Boyd Om.ing in Rabat.

behaviour on the part of the specialst th

youngsters,

world-renowned

food

Ita

con- which

problems, Lord Hayton. Chairman of the weekly review, The Economist. C. J. Geddes,

ม

Remove Barriers

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PRESERVE HONOUR The Moroccsh Foreign Minis-

Never mind whether it folmer Chairman of the Trades thy sund that for the time being,

a friend of your Union Congress, Lord Hender- French reinforcements on their your friend,

father, your colleague or just former Under-Sterviary LOT, U

way to the area would moved

Try to stop of State at the Foreign Office, no further than

cousta! any young man. the

with those who Violet Lely

town of Mogador. At the same them, reason Bonham-Carter,

make a Vice-President

breach of the peace in the Liberal time. Bolafrej had taken slops of

places Preserve Party, several economists, trude le ensure that road barriers set public union leaders, former ambassa-up around the southwest Mor- honour of Moscow." ders and well-known political occu port of Agadier would be

The speaker was applauded removed --France-Presse, figures.--France-Ï'rvsst.

and

the

Moscow radio added “I am

certain, dear radio Histeners that no matter where you Hve, in Tomsk, Ryazan, Kursk Sochi, or the far north, you will join (in this applause."—United Press,

A

DOLLAR

EXPORT

LIFTED

PRESS FREEDOM EDITORS PROTEST

New Delhi, Oct. 7.

The All-India. Newspaper Editors Conference (AINEC) has urged the Government not, to arm themselves with extensive -powers which might restrict the freedom of the press.

A resolution passed yesterday by the standing coramition AINEC which represents the main newspapers in India-sald they were atix,krumly concerned at "the deterioration of relations between the Goverment and the press, evidenced ok the one hand by

unbridled writinga likely to encourage cominunni strife, and on the other by the assumption by state govern- ments of extensive energency DOWCTS to dral with such writings."

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Censorship

The Central Government is now preparing degislation to deal with muy newspaper which it regards as inalting conflicts be- iween India's many different communities.

Ini

the Punjab, the State Legislature recently passed Ц bill providing for censorship and fareed publication of official

The wolution passed by the AINEC standing cominikten said: "While recognising the responsi bility of the Government In mujertaini public order,

the

slanding committee is anxious that the situation precipitated by the Statcs Reorganisation Commission agitation should not be made

a permanent basis of relationship between

the Government and the press,

Intimidation

the

Alter Policy Towards Poland

SENATOR LONG

Washington, Oct. 7. Sen. Russell B. Long said today the Polish people "despise" their Russian rulera. He suggested that the United States alter its policy toward Poland to cash

Long, who has just reluxed from a visit to Russia, Poland and Czechoslovakia, Another resolution expressed

proposed mer- concern at what it termed the at the US participate in the Poznan, Poland, trade fair this Kath-Intimidation of the newspapers

pear and consider sending over the question of reorganizo- materials to help rebuild war~ tion of the states,

ravaged Warsaw,

Long, a "It thereforc

Democratic member urges on the of the Senate Foreign Relations

menner contrary

Reprehensible

lina,

to

lo

NO WAR filmed television inter view, Long sold ho does not

In a

"The committee trusts that the Punjab Government will with- draw

Special PowerS (Press) Aat in order to facillate Kathmandu, Oct. 7. the work of the Press Advisory ¦ in on the unrest. The Chinese authorities Committee proposed to be sat in Lhassa have lifted the | UP." ban on exporting Chinese dollars to India, chants coming to mandu reported today.

One of the merchants said that the Chines authorities bave advanced a million Indian rupees | Government not to arm them- to Nepalese merchants to permit selves with extensive powers, Polish people "would do what

Committee, said he believes the The 20,000-word geport is the them to import Indian woollens, the Government of the Punja ever they could to throw off" Brst part of a detailed country Amarloan pens, Swiss watches, has done in the Punjab Special by-country account of how 18 building materials and lamp oli Power (Press) Act, calculated their domination by the Krem countries and aréas rell

to restrict the freedom of the Aly under into Tibet.

He said that as an aftermath the flags of Russio end China in Fifty per cent of the products press in

thus imported would be pur-freely accepted conventions, and of the Poznan riots this year he the past 18 years.

chased by the Chinese author to avail itself of the good offices is convinced the Poles are "much "Current emphasis of Com-ties, with a prolit of 13 per cent of

Liaison committees of

more friendly to us than they mil-for the importers. The remain- propaganda on

restore harmony in Government-

are to the Russians, and if they unist

had half a chance, they would colonialism has obscured the ing 50 per cent of the imported press relations.

take our side instead fact that the

of the most extensive products would be sold on the

Russian side." colonial empire in oll history free market by the merchants. is that of the USSR today, sup-

FOOD SHORTAGE

sald Nepalese merchant plemented by that of China," the Agency said. "But the ter that never have Nepalese busi- ritorial holdings of these

nessmen known such a profit- "The standing committee of think Russia wants war with centres of world wide con-ble period since the signing of AINEC has noted with regret the United States. He said he munism by no means represent the Sino-Nepalise treaty

will on the letting loose of surcharged thinks the Communists He said that Chinese crowd

some avoid an open conflict as long the limits of their intended ex- Tibet.

feeling against foldiers are paid 000 Chinese newspapers in Gujerat, Bombay, as this country remains prepared. pension

and are ex- the Punjab, Bengal and other dollars a month,

At the same time, Long mid, their the Russians are K cellent customers.

places, for expressing The merchant admitted, how-viewpoints on the

roorganization selves terribly ever, that there was a shortage of states

by said "I don't believe we could na decided upon The report said that Soviet of

foodstuffs, and that rice was Parlament," this second resola-give our people any estirance whatever that we could win a Russia has annexed or brought relling at 20 rupees per pound. tion stud under its dominellon 125 milion

He said the Chinese authorities.

war against the Soviet Union" "Molestation of the press from "I think the outcome would. people in

were considering more than 640,000 in Tibet Moscow, Oct. 7.

a loan of square miles of Eastern Europe, questing

several any quarter in any eventuality be completely in doubt if we and must had to light them,” he said.— reprehensible, The Soviet Army news-

East Central Asia and the Far thousand tone of rice from India is

to meet this shortage.--France-weaken democratic consolidation United Press. East. Red Star Inid

Presse. today: "The armed forces China has takken OVET more

Japan

reconstituted than 13 million people in North since the war have nothing more than 609,000 square miles. Vietnam and Tibet, covering with her in- terests" since

Sino- they are a

Agoney said the Soviri expansion now 19 in swing" throughout Africa forces in

the and

the Middle East, "with emphasis on trade and deals and conciliatory diplomatic tactics,"

Japanese Rearmament

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Attacked

ACCOUNTS in common

The

Paris, Oct. 7. mere "appendage of "full Chinese nationala ving out American side Chiun will have another year in which to claim balances For East." on their bank accounts in China, which they held before the Com mimists came

power in

เบริ

מח

American policy."

of

Annexation

Moscow Policies

National

two

"Dikensions

atmosg

re-

in the country."--Reuter.

Princess Meets Rescued

Slaves

Zanzibar, Oct. 7.

them- He

Same Guns Used In New Ambush

Britain's Princess Margaret went to church po

Jerusalem, Oct, 7.

wid

An Israeli Foreign Ministry The artialc ori Japanese

Epokesman, sald today that the nearmament was the latest of

used by the persons increasing number about

who ambushed a car on the Japan to appear· the Soviet

today on the site of Zanzibar's famous old slave Sodom-Beersheba The New China News Agency

Jast press Cai the announced

eve of Premier | today Shut the Chinese People's Bank had ex-Moscow.

Hatoyama's scheduled visit 10

Communist parties, market and then met two aged women whom. Bri-ursday, ibling five Ismoils, tended the Ume-Umit for these

wherever they exist, medbettish sailors rescued from an Arab slave ship 75 previous attacks or wors in two

Moscow-trained leaders

by Jordanfare ed by

spolerman

that payments to October 1, 1957.

Red Star declared that the and financed from Moscow," years ago.

ballistics experts have establish- Claims can be made with the measures to rearm Japan

the Agency said. WETO

at that the bullets fred in bank's branches in Hongkong, being "carried out first and

and factional conflicts

The Princess stopped off at ❘sented the Princers with An Singapore, the agency foremost in the interests non-Communist parties are exhis once-famed slaving island woven mat Inscribed "Jambo mbushes last July and April stated.—France-Presse,

ploited by Communists to their Enst Atrien and the Indian

respectively bore the marks of on her Royal tour of British welcome.

fired from gura having been OWTI advantage.

Thea Princess Margaret met identical to the ones used an posable,

Oceun, Later the Royal Yacht Bibi Forsts Chiwai, whom sailors Thrux Britannia was reported anchored of the HMS London snatched Thursday.

a snail Indian Ocean Island from another slave ship about fact, it may be

He said that in view of this for the night,

1800. She presented the Princeza do Jordanian authorities know assumed that Dressed In

a two piece green with a basket of bananas, the identity of the persons who outfit with bolero Jacket, Prin-oranges and pineappler. cess Margaret went straight

have carriol out repeated Soviet colonialism suppresses from the docks to Christ Church

Ladies Only

Incidents in the same tren, with perverts national customs, Cathedral, where the life-sized.

bama Weapons.---France- Prod. interests and expression when dummy of an elephant dropped ever they conflet with Mos-a giant wreath in the road be- cow's policies, the Agency mid | fore her.

Under Soviet rule; a system

Reunification Appeal

Berlin, Oct. 7.

The East German radio today brondonst an appeal by Johannes Dieckmann, President of the East German People's Chamber,

wixenove

Rit

off

It added:

"The USA is trying to use "Local Communists are Jopan 43 4 BOUTCO of human couruged by Morcow to join or resources for its military odvce | originate fronts with other tures and determined to political parties and groups. maintain Japanese armed forces under its full control."

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ARMS SUPPLY

The newspaper said: "The calling on Germans from East |new Japanese

of Germann; reunification,

or

+

of

and the

is operated for the benefit the Soviet economy

maid.

army's complete | of sightly, integrated economles Whipping Post and West to sit around the same dependence on American com- table to solve the vliet problem mand and on supply of arms in

Dieckmann sak that in the effect deprives it of national profit of the Soviet state, the

tums it into an report atomie ern, there was only one character and possibility: to co-exist that was, appendage of the Amerienn he mald, to live peacefuly to farves in the Far East," gether or to perish together during a

t'a final war. East Ger- many pratared to live, Block-

enomis said,

has

Red Star noted that co-third of Japan's fores

were oon

Postwar Expansion

Resources of border

states

Sho entered the church and worshipped before An altne built on the spot where a slave whipping post once stood. The church is built on the site of the old slovo market. -As--Princess Margaret came

Botfy the aged ex-slaves wero colourfully dressed in rich silk brocadém

Princess attended a

Hatoyama

"for ladies only purtish party In Manila

Later the

and afterwards drove to the la Sultan's palace for forewells.

Manila, Oct. 8. On the way to the docks her

The Japanese · Primo Mizals-» limousine.. brosed through ter. My Ichiro Hatorama,⠀⠀ at- KUV aufolderived here today, by air from with just a couple of Tokyo, en route to Moscow..

Alde to spazo of cach

Mr Hatoysana stayed aboard The Princess accepted a sliver- the airliner

during the 40-

"

The

It accused Japanese' "reaction- Soviet colonial empire was faci Dhow in 1066 and whore "be "65/tannia ~ by Towel 'amning," who met Mr Hatterson.

During the seven years of its voirience, Bast Cerminaly sent to the West German Gov-

concrete proposals ary circles" of inking up Ameri- exmment 85

centre in Hokkaido, "the "have been ruthlessly exploited out of the church, the WRE military springboard closest to in the interests of the Soviet greeted by Bibi Ames Budi, who mounted casket on behalf of the minute Soviot frontiero,"

Union, the Agency reported. was rescued by English sailors People of Zanzibar, and waving

su” Ambassador to Tapaniceo 9. "The postwar expansion of tho | from an Arab slave

truder

dee and awilling, returned the the Philippines Mr Kolonáro tated a lago part by Com- band was cook to tamod Briti trom the air moving into the airport add the Prime Minister for eucideation, Dieckmann can propagande inventions munist nationals of other coun- explorer ex-slave stood allows of a wall frhand be unid. "In die match:'( for pounis, about a "harest, from the north" trise, drained and disiplined in The wrinkled

neation

-her ship' was,

10 Bevergirl ranitid Reports, 10 Makien, 17 Elsong" 20. Toda, !:65.77%- /e dra thun Sending » by ↑ and trying to row, howlility to- | Moscow sind in: sonio èsstes en» } with her banda clasped and hoi twông here and the mainland,"

imdurance" pwede Taoan'a nalabboste umong joying moylet Kellammedu Ahe hood" bowed on the Princess wprawedly toysingabe

Agency in Dimited Parts, spoke to her. Then she pras Mantes-United Pre

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