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THE CHINA ̃ MAIL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, ̄ 1956.

Russia Exploits Suez

DEPRESSED:

LIVING STANDARDS

Moscow, Oct. 8.

Pravda, the Communist Party newspaper, said

ANOTHER EPISODE

IN BID AS WORLD LEADER

Washington, Oct. 9.

Sir Roger Makins, retiring British today that the policy of Ambassador to the United States, said today that the Suez Canal crisis should be regarded as another episode in the Soviet Union's bid for world leadership.

the prosent Japanese was "driving

down the living standards of the working

masses."

in

major wal Bowers

between

to Impossible

The 1 worpen des utie! one.

So Roger expressed this view ja third of the page to escheisin of

tarewell

To the perch Various spects of Japanese Jit •

Vikter Mary ky, by

CVCTsCus chter of

Writers Association | template 11 new paper's Azina Section, before returning to London this who recently vented Jujan

1) S Secret y In his article, Mavesky whole

sezcal year. "In

Japan articles consulórable progsta

ile proprie

TEL

povely and deve-

ACCELERATED

The Korean War and America ulitary ortleys that Gaine with t de citrate the restoration of her and, fay on a modern terhuetų basis.

"After the Korean War The process uf renewing tixer! capital continued the Gaserre- a policy of cannat -

large credits f Japanes

at The expe

slug ala prih - ards of the arakng Masse

The Pravdi

drivbug down the

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Ditest of several to appear cently in The Sovses phy about

Japany, usully dealing with the

Americas

Okinawa

occupation

They my apparently

w***k to (MMITT Joint ProTA JE MINIAT the Treasury

wort

Reva wing

evenla during has full-yout tour of luty in Washington, Sir Roger 450 that the development

hydrogen homb by Britain,

Unlesh The

Stute and the Soviet Union had not implied the problem of power relation. Chips or The maintenance of world order, aillough IL WIN whely stated that it had made

Pakistan Electoral Compromise

11

1

Event

сол

POLITICAL SHAKE-UP EXPECTED

IN POLAND

of

Poznan, Oct. 9.

The Central Committee the Polish Workers (Communist) Party is ex pected to hold vital meeting in the noar future, probably on Octo- ber 15.

The

A

meeting will certainly made the problems of Lake place before October 18, lunal disturbances date of the opening of the Diet | the local teuslonia mare rather | (Parliament) session,

wallet than less fleuli,” he added. should see the voting of a

electoral low for the December

*

Complicated

"I had anmensely complicaud The problems of international and delence, and of the Fadlashinguts need to ensure

1

'IL [158 pups made 11 vasier dur hulle dietators like Nasser to plus with are.

general elections.

new

Crisis LIBERACE MAKES DEBUT NORTH SEA

IN LONDON NIGHT CLUB

་་་་་--ན་བ་བས

The Central Committee's

a strong following of female fana meeting will have a double im

American woon pianist Liberace, who has bulli up in the USA, acknowledges applauso in the Cafe de Paris, Lond on, last week after making his portance, due to the proximity of the elections, and

to the cabaret debut there. Liberace, as the picture shown, in a somewhat eccentrio dresser, and

his sartorial tastes and brood smile appear to have alienated some engerly waited reintergration of

concert earlier last Vladislav Gomulko

apprared outside the soode of a Liberace the

joganix Express Photo.

Polls Poliburo,

The expected reintegration of Gomulica, former Secretary- General of the Party, expelled in 1048 and then imprisoned, should mark an Important step of "democratisation"

el proses the whate question 171221-

balance of power, An international suction to uphold jies the the rule of luw IS HERAPY. Poland. Yet ir sued forep is excluded what is this artions to be?

The puzzadjoti is relevant a the wasesament which one makes ut the gificance of the new Sova polieres

TOTAL MYSTERY

There have been indications that the "hard" Soviet-supported wing of the party has tried in obtain an alliance with Gomulku, but it is generally expected that Duren, Oct. 9.

"The present Sevart leaddres do Tre will side with the "liberat" The Pakistani Premier, not seek to conveal that, what-wing of the porty. $12. S.

wer the elange Suhrawardy,

Gomulka's present Mt.

facture and

Although ་་་ ་ the nounced in Ducca today that may be the objectives remain

windle to other nations political opinions are almost a Total mystery, he is remembered The Government coalition 'be some, and that their desire as the inan who did not wish to j

intended to prepare the Soviet. people fou the forthcoming Soviet negotiations with Japete Premier - Reuter

The Queenmposed of the Republicans. He undertnine the position alan Yugoslav President, do in

Returns To London

derizerali powers of the and the Awami world and extend Communist League, had reached a com- domenation by 11 avuulable promise in the matter of 'means. Ielectorates.

Musilner and Hindus wilt vote | aepirately in West Pakistan, but together in East Pakistan

London, Oct. 9. Holiday crowds cheered the (usto with Prince Churles and Princesss Aune when they returned London by train this morn- ing from a seven-week holi aparate electorates, while

day in Scotland.

Suhurnowardy satıl that my other solution was impossible, in view of the fuel that the West

Provincial to Pakistan

Assembly committed to

They let ve dug with the along the station's "rent curpark- the Queen's Coven Surat and

two L'oigi

Daxi Sherry Marghiep

Sugar,

Whisky

Prunt

Pippin

Pus

was... already

East Pakistan Provincial sembly had expressed itself favour of joint electoruES

DILEMMA

Part Of Tactic

"Its as a part of this fuctie, IN well as part of the strategy, of the Soviet Union, that the Best andl The met serious creas of the Suez Canal should be considered.

**i <lo not suppose 10% noint that either Egypt

the

Ad

Colonel Nesser

or

will Ken илу

bement from the seizure of the Suez Canal Company, nor that in the long run the principle international control will

tablished. the be re-r

In iply to Prettier Senlyban

sant that this distine flon between the two wings ut Pakistan had nothing to do with Muslims the dilemuna whether

Sandling and waving back 10 The crowds they drove all once for Buckingham Patter

Prince Charles Wa hatless Hannet sult. and wor?

a grvy Princess Anne was in crimson with a matching velvet hat und the queen in slate blus

The Duke of Edinburgh whin ful been sitooling in Norfolk is Mwang buck Trum Norfolk to Lerato inter today - Reuter.

or other minorities constituted one nubon, or whether Muslims were my nations and minorities

muhdy Indus—another.

The Ball will be presented be- fore the Pakistan National Assembly tomorrow, and will be supportexi by the govern inental majority and a few in

-France-Presse, dependents

A British Crossword Puzzle

30

33

ACROSS

3 At a distanco 14).

7 Scent (5),

8 Way out (4).

9 Implement (4).

10 llems on the menu (7).

12 Solitary (4).

16 Speak (5).

18 Egg-shaped (4),

22

12

14

DOWN

1 Splendid (5).

2 Get belter (7).

4 Banquet (8)

6 Slagger (4).

Legal right (4).

9 Actual (4).

11 Rub out (5),

13

Used in rowing (4).

EF

10 Tree (8);

21

Hicals

(B)

22 Annexes" (4).

23 Went wrong" (5).

20 Part (4).

29 Wireless accessories (7).

30 Mollen discharge

31 Quiet (4).

32 Thlo (6).

33 Submerge (4).

(4).

14 Reverberation (4).

id Senior (5).

17 Blemish (4).

10 Spoken (4).

20 Devoteca (7).

22 Extent (4).

24 Bird (4).

20 Vigilant (0),

27 Gem (4).

20 Tres (4),

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 1 Thrash, 7 Rald, 9 Cheer, 10 Alone, 11 Pest, 13 Resolution, 15 Stun, 16 Blas, 19 Descendant, 22 Spur, 24 Elver, 25 Volis, 20 Ralo, 27 Enlist. Downs 2 Hoods, 3 April, 4 Hearts, 5 Proposed B Hles," Affent, 12 Tonet, Is Rober, 14 Observed, 17 "Adult, 10 Seater,

20 Novel, 21 Amiæ, 23 Ppar,

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of not

mel

e question is how image Coknel Nasser can do in the meantime, and how much has actions. will facilite th

spread of Soviet Influence in the Multile East.

Soviet Support

Tito's exclusion from the Com- inform, who severely licked the min who signed for Poland and who opposed extreme col- lectivisation of agriculture.

جا

The techmeal conditions of Gomulka's retum to the politi- cut scene are also a mystery. I

that understood

he wall not regain his post as Secretary. General of the party, now held by Edward Ochat, and that he will not, on his own initiative. seek to replace Joseph

Premier,

Cyrunkiewicz

France-Presse.

14

Nationalists

Lead Chinese

--Chiang

"He hos throughout 6:47 banking on Soviet support, and able to lead this has mondfested itself in people in Johny ways,

"It is therefore Qu9 unother

DEMOCRATS POLITICALLY

IRRESPONSIBLE

SAYS EISENHOWER

Pittsburg, Oct. 9.

President Eisenhower said in a radio-televised speech in Pittsburg tonight that the Democrat Party had shown the worst kind of political irre- sponsibility in its electoral campaign.

Refuting Democrat criticism

In of his Administration

his fourth BH cloctoral eproch. Eisenhower suid it was untrue that his Government was only interested in the rich. He ad shut no previous administration had done more then his to apply the provisions of the anti-trust Jaws

Replying to the allegation that his Government had done nothing to stop inflation, the President said the cost of living in the United States had risen by only 3 per vent during the

while it bad. past four yras, risen 50 per cent between 1945 and 1952, under Democrat ad- min.strtices.

Unemployment Down

wock

youthful Britons, who

hearing anti-Liberac0

COASTAL

SHELLING

Taipei, Oct. D. Chinese Communist coastal bakterien today broke a month-long lull on the Quemoy Island front when they tired 37 shell at the Nationalist-held off- shore island. the Chinese National Defence Mini- try reported tonight,

The Ministry Nationalists returned

the the

fre, No casualties of damage were reported on either wtfc.

France-

PTC290.

Russia Sells Ur nium

NO OBLIGATIONS

OR QUESTIONS

Geneva, Oct. 9.

HERRINGS DEPLETED

Copenhagen, Ost, 9.

Fishery

experis from 15 comtries, including Britain and the Soviet Union, today

presa

<X«

"concern and apprehen- lon" over present herring stocks in the southern part of the North Sea, when the Inter- national Council for Explora- tion of the Bea endra là an- nual meeting here.

'A special committed gäpsed a resolution urging all interested countries to "Teb-operate in 0 co-ordinated programming di signed determine "the r lative magnitudes of the various freters" affecting tho ybold North Sep herring

from

Naheries.

The committee sald herring seem to be changing their mig- ration patterns. Soinc experts think tho large number of young herring caught by Danish and German fshëritem is ređue- ing the English fishery,

There ware urgent reads for Intensification of the "agging” programmo under which about one million herrings have been marked by nylon, wire or pol- lets over the lust eight years. —— Reuter,

US Magazine To Be Sold

In Russia

Moscow, Oct. 9. The illustrated

American Russian language magazine Aineriku will again be put on sale in Moscow on October 22, it woв learned today.

The distribution of the magazine was halted in 1952

q The height of the "cold war.“

Under an agreement conclud- od last December, between the the

United

States Soviet UnJon Amerika will be issued again at the samo time res

Soviet English- language magazine, the USSR Roc on salo in the United States.

The American Embassy in Moscow and the Soviet Govern- *t distribution agent, "Soyriz-

petchat," have reached agreement

the ele of Amerika affer two months of negotiations.

an

Somo 40,000 coples are to be put on sale, 5,000 others to be distributed 10 subscribers and 2,000 other copies are to be dis- Libraries, tribuned

government

10 agencies

government leadera

and

Amerika will be sold for five

roubles (about 11,25) a copy, the

price of similar Soviet magazines. -France-Presse.

HONG KONG WELCOMES

The Soviet Union sells enriched uranium and technical co-operation for atomic energy produc- tion to other countries without checking what happens to the uranium afterwards as the United Taipei, Oct. 9.

States insists on doing, a high Russian official told Nationalist Chinese Presi.

Swiss journalists in Moscow recently. deut Chiang Kai-shek today declared that the Nation- Eisenhower suiti the De- Bernard Beguin of the Journal

mocrats had criticised his Ad- de Geneve, alist Government was "still

a member of the ninistration the Chinese

for Ignoring the Swiss group which toured workers, He stated in "reply | Russia at the invitation of the determined

that the number of unemployed Soviet Government organ Ives- struggle on China's own ter- in the United States was now fia.

a con- reported today on at a record minimum and

that

ference that Swiss had with pisodio in the Soviet bid territory against the Russian

the proportion of the national

Amazasp A. Arutiunion, direc- world leadership that the Suez Puppet Mao Tse-tung and

revenue corned by workers was Lor for the Western European | question should be viewed." his colorts,"

70 per cent-the highest per-

section of the Sovlet Foreign firuler.

Spanking on the eve of the centage recorded over the part Ministry and a Trequent dele- Chaose Double Tenth National 20 years.

gato to international meetings Day, Chlang accused the Chinese Communists of turning "every-

their added thal

Ad-in Geneva, Mix

just before body on the mainland into ex- ninistration fully respected the departure from Moscow. pendable tools of Soviet Im- treedom of trade unions 10 perialism", with world conquest negotiato new work contructs Primed by memories of the us the alm.

with industry.

violin debate taking place in their own country over condi- Lone set by the US in a still- umatified alomic agreement which some say violates Swis

Swiss neutrality, the

pressed the struggle Arutiuntah hard for full in for perce was the first considera formation about similar agree- tion ul his Government. Hements the USSR has ronde.

RAAF Bombers 'Sink' Aussie Carriers

Three

Singapore, Oct, 0. Lincoln

He denounced the Chinese Communist stoga of "all Com- munists are of one family and declared that "national salva-

lon" came first.

The Nationalist leader said the Japanese "war of aggression

He

Middle Of Road

Eisenhower said

bombers of No. 1 Squadron Royal Austra- Jan Alt Force "pank" the Aus- gave the Chinese Communists tralian airemit carriers Sydney their opportunity to slugo a rejected once again the sug- and Melbune during SEATO | come-back, and denounced them gestions made by the Democra! Manoeuvres about 100 miles as having

Adlu accepted the presidential candidate, southwest of Saigon today. primitive totalitarianism of Stevenson. aimed ut stopping

The bombers which pre Russian Imperiation."

American thermo-nuclear tests. stationed at Tengah, Singapore,

He said this was not an electoral were making a mock atomic

issue but concerned the security bomb raid on the carriers,

of the United States.

He ended with an appeal to the Chinese people to "rebuild a new China."--Frane-Presse,

The raid was port of the exercise Albatroga in which British, Australian, American,

London, Oct. 9. New

Zealand, Pakistani

and

Mrs Vijaya Lakshmi Pandil, Siamese warships

taking | Indien High Commisskoter in part

London, and sister of Indian

are

thal

The President said his Ad- ministration's polley was of the "middle of the road."

He said that for the first ume

Worships of the SEATO Premier, Jawaharlal Nehru, left in a quarter of a century, the countries arrived in Bangkok here by air today for New Delhi, Americans had cajoyed sim today and will leave on Friday She is to spend a month's teneously for four years, peace, to exercise with units of the holiday

prosperity. Philippines navy-Reuter.

THE

Presse

India-France- i progreNS

France-Presse,

Bulgarian-Yugoslav Talks Reported A Failure

ተተተተተ

Belgia, Oct. B..

THE recent Belgrade talks pe- tween Bulgarian and Yugo- slav Communist Party leaders did not produce antisthetory results, the unofficial Yugoslav news agency, Yugopress In- dicated today.

Commenting on the talka, which took place during the visit of Bulgarises parliamentary Yugoslavia,

a

to delegated the official

Yugopres Communiqué reued after the talks. increly referred to "a

agreement for collaboration *" later date,"

The agency said: "This com- munique shows that discul- ties and differences of

opinion cropped up at the Belgrade talks on certain important

the field questions in Socialist practice and theory." The agency sold the introduc

tion of a polley of genuine would be "long

of

co-operatic In the mear--||

Da

and time, current questions Bulgations and Yugodlay by Intions and those .df Pochi changes in the two countries will be elucidated, along with palina of viewZ BRUCH! DORTÍNH (CHE}

collaboration

No Details

110 declined to give them details, Beguin reported but stated flatly that the USSR set no condition Buch nd the

Americans do.

Here are the key statements Beguin attributed to Aruliunian in direct quotation,

"The USSR has concluded atomic co-operation agreemÁCTI LE with coveral countries, including Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia. China and Exypi...It does not ask to check on the utilisation of the energy produced. It sets 1:0 condition asking that the results of research" be "com- municated...

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the mala

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