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Watch for the opening dale of the much-awaited bhu award-winning Cine picture "THE LUNG LANE”, which will be played in Hoover and Liberty Theatres,

The opening dala is 20th October, 1038.

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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, "OCTOBER 17, 1956.

Arabs

Submit Reasons

TO-DAY

QUEEN'S

For Stand

On Suez

New York, Oct. 16.

Saudi Arabia, Jordan and the Yemen today submitted written statements on the Suez dispute to the United Nations Security Council.

the

The Council decided lost week The Government of that smel and the savon Areb | Yumen declared that they low- states should submit such state- {rd the Anglo-French action in monts since it was impossible to the Middle East as an attempt bear from the representatives into revive the colonial or quasi- the Council, Izrael and Syrin colonial status in the area. have already handed In their views.

In 1 statement today, the Saudi Arabian Government declared that any upo of torce in the Suez problem might "ently lend

to global con- fingration."

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Bound To Egypt

"Saudi Arabin, as a member of the Arab League, is bound by Egypt by military treaty of mutunl assistance and Boll- defence," the statement said.

Therefore any aggressive act against Egypt is fraught with: great danger not only to the Immediate belligerents but 10 the whole world, as such an net may easily lead to a global con- flagration."

The Saudi Arabian statement referred to the Suez problem as "this artificial crisis" and added that Britain and France were trying to gain control of the Canal in order to revive their prestige in the Middle East.

The Government of Jordan in lis statement said that a solution, to the Bucz question was ol vital interest to it, owing to the friendly relations existing between Jordan and Britain.

Not Blamed

"It 15 of paramount im- portance to Jordan to so that the present relations between Egypt and Great Britain de- velop in such a way as to help maintain the present order and harmony In our region," the

statement seld.

It added that Egypt would not be blamed for nationalising

Cerial

would Bince she have been permitted to do this in 12 years' timme.

the

"In the light of this act, how could anyone challenge Egypt today for wknt will be her recognised right of tomorrow."

Opposed

"The pro pect of the return of The colonial

powers

to the of the emancipated countries Middle East disturbs any free country In the region," the statement suld.

"We therefore oppos estad urgo the Counell to reject any formula for the settlement of the dispute over the Suez Canul which might embody the same= lining by the Security Council of torian domination in any form "-Reuter,

US ELECTIONS

Czechs And Poles Refuse Invitation

Washington, Oct. 16, The State Department said today

that Czecho- afovakia and Poland turned down invitations Bend election observera to the United States.

have

bo

State Department press officer Lincoln White, in response to inquiries, said that only Russia and Rumania have accepted the Invitation. Họ said Hungary has not yet answered.

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The State Department recent- 1s prodded the five Communist nations to unswer the invita- 11ons to send two or three ob- scrvery each to witness the campaign closing days of the and the election Itself,

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Seretse Khama, 33-ytar-old former chief of the Bamang- walo tribe, left London Airpori fast week to return home after six years in exile. He is plotured receiving a farewell hug from daughter Joqueline, 6, and son Seretse, 3, as wife Ruth watches. They will follow him later-Express Photo.

China Buys More Machinery From Japan

London, Oct. 16.

China paid Japan thirteen times as much this year for machinery bought in Japan as she did last year, according to an article in today's Peking Poland kald it already has People's Daily quoted by the New China News adequate representation here Agency.

through Polish journalists. The reason for Czechoslovakia's re- It Was written by Tsao jection was not made known.--Chung-shu, general manager of United Press.

Chino's National Import and Export Corporation.

ROXY BROADWAY

So far this year China had placed orders valued at nearly two million pounds sterling far complete solz of Japanese

textile machinery This WAS equal to one-third of Japan's

Grand Opening To-day At 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30 P.M. textile machinery exports inst

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12 FRENCH TROOPS KILLED

Algiers, Oct. 10. Twelve French soldiers were killed when their company- trength military convoy foll into an ambush by 200 rebels near the World War. II battle- ground of the Kasserine Pass, French officials reported today.

Thao swald conditions greater

of Sino- expansion Japanese trade were gradually maturing but there were three | rkirmish at sunset yesterday six obstructions to be overcome,

The first was the embargo on strategle goods to China which prevented Japan from supplying heavy machinery and precision machines that China needed.

Secondly, the complicated

Four rebols were killed in the

miles across the border and Inte Tunis. Another infantry com- to help pany arrived in time Extricate the first.

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osca the Karine

this month and further evidence for the French argument that the foreign exchange and Import and Algerian rebels, are using the export controls of the Japanese frontier region of Morocco and Government hindered a prompt Tunisia for rest and regrouping. and large-scale trade,"

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French troops are st Thirdly. he said, difculties needed in those former French were placed in the way of improtectorates, the French sald. ports from China of goods needed

United Press. by the Japanese people.-Reuter,

Soviet Envoy To Bonn Appointed

Tokyo, Oct. 16. 'British Commonwealth forets today formally returned the buildings and facilities of the || Tokyo Icavo centro at Ebleu to the Japanese Defence Board.

The buildings taken over from the Japanese Imperial Navy in 1054 by Commonwealth occupe- tion forcos were used during the Korean War arest and rocrtation centre for Common- ment has agreed to the appoint- wealth troops on leave from ment of Mr Jgyel Andreiyevich Korca....Router.

Smirnov, previously. Soviet Ambasador to Austria, as new Soviet Ambassador in Bonn, the Foreign

Office here an- nounced today,

PRECIOUS DROPS

FOR PRECIOUS MOMENTS.

CHERRY HEERING

Bonn, Oct. 18.

2710 West German Govern-

· Mi Sminov, 47, succeeds Mr. Valerian Zorin who was recall- ed last July after seven months in Bonn to be reappointed deputy: foreign minister,

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Mr Smirnov, who worked in the Soviet Embassy In Berlin before the derman-fuselan war in 1941, In known here'ns da expers on Cernan questions

Dr-- Konrad-Adenauer, the West German Chancellor, mich in Berlin last week this the arrival of Mr Smirnov in Bonn probably lead to an “ahe dorinany, and the Bogies

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