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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, OCTOBER (22, 1936.

SUEZ SITUATION DISRUPTIVE TO

NATO PACT

Serious Threat

To Whole Of Defence Planning

Washington, Oct. 21.

Military experts of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, meeting here to draw up their annual report, have voiced deep disquiet over the disruptive effect of the Suez crisis upon NATO

defence

planning, diplomatic sources reported today.

JORDAN

ELECTIONS

CALM

Amman, Oct. 21. The general elections in Jordan came to an end tonight after a day characterised by complete calm and an extremely light turnover of voters.

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have voting burchak Flowed afted Th ballots are being brought under ୧୯ to the Secretarial of the Parlament, wher they are to be sortesi otil

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sources

emphasised

that the matter had not yet reached the political level. But the defence

chiefs who COET- Jose the NATO Military Com- mittee are to report

to their after

governmenta

the

hington this

they leave

weekend Last

will present their views to next NATO ministerial meeting in

In mid-December,

From a purely military stund. paint, the delence chiefs Are understeed in have agreed that

hndi posed the Suez crinis serious threat to the whole con- ! rept of NATO defence planning. | Differing Approaches

The was due to the fact that while the Suez Canal itself lay outside the NATO geographic area. the decisive effect of the dispute-through differing allied approaches wards it-lay with in NATU

In this respect the Suez dia pate differed from other strains Observers explained the inck and stresses

the NATO of incidents around the elve partnership in the

The past year tion, which have often been: France's military marked by ngation

fuet that to vbolene.. by the tay's voting took place in rela- tivo freedom, without governj- ment pressure or military vou- trol

25 PER CENT

t

and will Algeria, the potio

The exact number of voters

Building Under Construction Collapses

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Polish Newspaper

Blasts Pravda

FALSE GENERALITIES'

Warsaw, Oct. 21.

An article in the Polish Communist newspaper

Trybuna Ludu today complained that criticisms by its Soviet counterpart, Pravda, contained untrue formulation and "false generalities" and were tactless.

Turkish imbroglio in Cyprus and feeland's call for the with- drawal of United States troops from the Leflavik NATO base, In

the each of these cases, fucus of the dispute Lay within the NATO area and could be the dealt with as such.

But when crises arose out-

The author ot the Pravda "With great bitterness we re- article, entities "Anti-Socialist | member the thines when just the Pravda correspondent Statement in the Polish Press", like

use the "language of we used similar expressions not did not frankness and friendliness", and against the toes of our ideology towards but against comrades who had performed no service deepening friendship between other views on certain matters.

countries, Iwo

"Trybuna Is this a tongue that can be used. ?" Try- between comrades buna Ludu asked

article The

recalled that Pravda said the wide mase of

Ludu sald.

(Pravda accused the Polish

Brucles

was still unknown, but inside the geographic NATO area, press of publishing

the estimates placed the gure at about za por cent of the elec tural role.

The

The large mumber of absten- tjors was due partly to present luck of maturity among the eligible valers, and partly

the fact

that the

middle classes stayed away from the polls, content to criticise the re- Bulls of the vote after the count.

Jurdanians are beginning to gather in streets to wait fur the drst results, which are expected .. Frurac.

around 2200 GMT Presse.

individual NATO members were bound by different treadles and regional pacts and followed different policies.

Not Limited

Whlic the two-day NATO meeting was in progress here

ended on Friday night- diplomatic sources reported that the French had expressed the view that inter-allied differ ence on such matters an Suez could undermine the whole NATO fabric.

A united stand among NATO

could not be allies

Mmited to the NATO ares, the French had

to

fur-

argued They had maintained that it must be extended Tokyo, Oct. 21. Chairman Mao Tse-tung has cover likely trouble spote #ppointed Chen Chi-fang asther afield where NATO mCM)- China's Airbassador to Syria, bere should co-ordinate their the New China News Agency policies in advance, China reported today--United Press.

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six men were killed and another four crushed to death when 6,000 ton of stet) and concrete crumbled into the bastment of an office building under construction at Jack- son, USA. The building col- lapsed without warning

故障

nearly 100 men swarmed about the "L-shaped construction. Fifteen other men were taken Picture shows to hospital.

the scene after the collapse of the building-Exprem Photo,

Soviet Union Increases Productivity

Moscow, Oct. 21. Soviet productivity out- strips that of West Europe but is still less than half that of the United States in some branches of industry, the Soviet Communist Party daily, Pravda said today.

Pravda, in an article by the economist, A, Arkalian, Soviet said the Russian workers pro- ductivity increased eight-fold between 1913, four years Ве |fore the revolution, and 1950. Trybuna Laidu said "I anwhlie American workers author writes of this or that inductivity increased by our counity which does not ap- peal to him, it is his right and responsibility to his readers.

Not Superficial

owing scepticism and polson Polish workers were angry at

rooders' minds with the imported venom of an ideology the Polish press allen to the workers." It said the campaign by "'hoarse chorus of slanderers" was adm- ed at "undermining socialism in Poland.")

До

Mollet Against Pseudo Independence

But when he puts out such demands in the name of Polish patriots or addresses himself to them, it is, to put it delicately, an untactfulness."

II today

Polish comrades malon critical staternents of cer-

times.

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In the same period, the Bri- tish workers productivity was boosted four-fold and French workers productivity increased by 1.75 times, Artallan added. Arkalion said there was

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Conservatives

Criticise Hatoyama

Communists Get Egyptian Trade

Tokyo, Oct. 21,

The temptation for: Japani to jump into the trading opportunities provided by the Suez crisis has so far produced only minor developments, a survey here showed today.

Instead of Japan, traders here,nccount with Egym when Egypt's suit. It WIG the Communist sterling holdings were blocked countries that WETE offering 'following nationalisation of the quick easement of Egypt's trade Suez Canal. In compliance with and payments dificulties,

a request from Egypt, Japan Inst month paid two mullon dollars Japan's reluctance to become 'in oush to settle part of the Involved either way in the dis defolt, pute was also clear in the con- tinued refusi of the Cabinet to make any firm decision about the Canal Users Association.

Repeated Hopes

Paid In Cash

Up to November 1955, Japan paid sterling cash to settle part of her raw cotton imports from Egypt, becauDS the Egyptian import entitlement account #ys- Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu, at present acting to raw cotten exports for cash.

tem gave preferential treatment

Prime Minister, hos formally

Tokyo, Oct. 21.

This explains the discrepancy Former Japanese Finance welcomed the Security Council's Minister and Conservativo cenunciation of principics and between the payments figures Member of Parliament, Mr repeated his there earlier ex- and the balance in the Japanese- pressed that the Suez problem Egyptian trade account--Reuter. Hayato Ikeda, speaking in can be settled peacefully through Kammishi City, Northern the United Nations. Japan, tonight, said he was

There is a Japanese observer

unable to share political with the User Association but responsibility with

the until now Japan has neither Ge Japanese Cabinet led by the cepted nor refused the invitation Prime Minister, Mr Ichiro to become a member, Hatoyama, for the signing

of the declaration.

the

So Japan is not directly sup

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Government here admit, is curtainly refrwin-

powers ROUTCO

EURATOM

TALKS OVER

Japanese-Soviet porting

The declaration and a protocol ing from any sellon that would on Japanese-Soviet trade and annoy them.

Paris, Oct. 21.

commerce was signed in Moscow On the other hand, Japan's The two-day conference

frado interests in

Southeast

on October 19.

Asia make her continually con- of the six "little Europe" Ikeda, leading member of the sclous of her association with powers ended in Paris this Jikyoku Kondanks (current the Afro-Azlan powers. So no evening with an official

affairs situation group) consist-direct action has boy taken 10 ing of about 100 members of antagonise Afro-Asian opinion the ruling Japanese Conserva-

Provided Opportunity tive Party gathered around the former Prime Minister, Mr Shigeru Yoshida, said the joint declaration had violated negotiated policy decided upon Japanese Government by the party.

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statement that agreement had been reached on some questions and not on others.

The foreign ministers of the The Suez crisis and blocking six powers-France, West: Ger- tbo Italy. - Belglaze, of Egypt's sterling balances pro-many. vided truding opportunity Netherlarida and Luxembourg, which many Japanese immedi-akcussed Euratom (the Euro- and the ately observed but which the pean, atqunda, agency) Goverment and trading | European common market plan. interests here have been dow to follow..

The official itafanent sala the ministars and heard a report on inter- of the the progress government Conife porn at Fuels from the Belgian For-

digi. Minister). Pa? Beri-

Ikeda said the declaration was accession from the stand taken by the Foreign Minister, Mr Mamoru Shigemitsu, during his

Japan might have acted quick talks in Moscow in that it postly to reduce her trade dedit poned the return of the Habomal with Egypt but plans for ship and Shikotan island until the

ping

Japanese heavy Industrial

Spaak. conclusion of a formal Japanese goods to Egypt have

met with Soviet pence treaty--Reuter.

difficulties. This has boen

"After a long discusalon,” attributed to Japan's limited tinued the statement, "they (the capacity to export. Proposals for ministers) decided that while switch trade, involving supply agreement had been reached on ing Egypt with goods from a number of points," there re- third countries via Japanese mained a certain number of "account have also been slow to differences which called for con...

develop,

sultations with their respective governmenta,"

New Statue

Of Diana

Imports

*** Because of large: Japaneso": ports of Egyptian row cotton! Istanbul, Oct. 21, and rice, trade between the The statue

of Artemis of two nation has been heavily u Cybele, Goddess Diana, which balanced in the past few years. was found at Ephesus during Municipality Palace excavations Tomb of Alexander of Macedon and Venus of Milo, according to Professor Franz Milter, Director of the Archaeology Institute of Austria, who is in charge of the new Ephesus excavations.

tain specia of Polish-Soviet broad gap between the Soviet co-operation during the past Union's

"very high technical years it is not because they are

level and a way low" work against friendship and alliance onanisation set up particularly there, is as important as the i of our nations, but because in the building trades, they wanted there mistakes re- In some firms, as high as 25 patred which damaged the per cent of workers were laid Besancon, Oct. 21.

friendship.

of last year because of poor par- French Prime Minister,

"If today in wide discussions celing out of inbour, Arkallan Guy Mollet, today spoke out one speaks of new norms In | said.-Franco-Prezze, against giving Algerians our relations they are not anti- "that pseudo independence which consists in giving ments of concern for real and not superficial development of thom now leaders, new this friendship and lie deepening feudal lords to exploit them and extension on the basis

sovereignty more than they have ever equality,

genuine brotherhood,” been before."

Mollet, who spolov at Besan- con after inspecting new school French buildings, said the Government Bought to give

man and Algeria an individual indepen dence" which would Telleve them of exploitation,

every

WOMEN

"to

Soviet statements bitt state-

of

and

The article concluded, "It may be difficult to change deeply rooted habits but new methods are paving the way against these habits.

"These may be bitter words, but frank and friendly criticism serves a true and unbreakable friendship."

Student Opinion

Monastery Threatened

Athens, Out. 21.

This historical Monastery of St John at Patmos island of the Dodecanese

group is threatened with destruction following fre- quent earthquakes which have recently

shaken the island, The Monastery was built in the 11th

AD in honour century

who while on exila John,

the wroto falard

of St

[10]

in the

visited by Sir Winston Churchil in 1910 and by Sle

Sir Anthony

Edon in 1953.

The Premier condemned the "'fanatics", who sought

Warsaw radio said, tonight create an unbridgable rift be- that the Central Presidium of Apocalypse. The Monastery was tween the pooples of Algeria" the Polish aldent association and on the other hand, Euro-has adopted a resolutions poan extremiats, crazily dream-which it expresses doep suTOW

It is reported from Rhodes Ing

their ovrhe students of maintaining

the Pravda artičke,

the that the Abbot of the Monastery, privileges."

opinion that the Pravda article in order to preserve the price- French

procents in a false light the less collection of religious tree- opposed boil he said, and if the views of the Polish press," it surca, has been obliged to order the demolition of certain `parts French people stood united be-

The

Government

are of

Find the povernment, neither the resolution expressed of the monastery which have "fanatics" nor "extremists" | hope that Pravda will publish been more seriously damaged would win in Algeria-France- the views of the Polish press in by the earthquakes, China

this matter."Reuter,

Ball Special,

Presse.

Burma To Ask For Withdrawal

Of Chinese Troops

Rangoon, Det,

EX-PREMIERU Nu told newsmen today he will ask the Chinese - Government to withdraw its "troopa".:fkoYTİ North Butma territories when he starts folks on the subject In Peking later this week, UN, who will head a BamesD

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· capdelty" of "Præident of, the 'anajorityje?party Anti-Fascist ~ People's Freedom League, 2 Communist Chineno, iricurators Into the ill-defined north Burina, border ären: ha frequen butő

pealed. the prom and people the problem hèlp solve with patience The Rangoon, newsrepor

flon recotitly reported furthe

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The statue which is made of cream colour transparent marble, is fully covered with such animal designs representing the signs of

con

The ministers instructed their experts to continue their work to meet agiin and decided shortly.--France-Presse.

Chinese Plane Crosses Himalayas

Japanese imports during 1954 Janu amounted to 22 million dollars make against Japanese exports total- Eng ax million dollars (both payments bass). Last year Japanese imports were 18 mil. lion dollars and Japanese ex- ports 15 million dollars..

Jopan had a deficit of about 11

the Zodiac-China Matt Special. million dollars in her clearing

Paris Oct. 21.

civil

A: Communért' Offrono plans the Poking-today cross- ********* } of the Himalaya,knings. For... iha

• } firub-time, fizicing fanse mutth India, the New China, New Agency, announced today..

THE QUEEN AT RACES

The flight, which lasted one. bour and 38, miraries, see toade by way of the Yatung pass, to the Indian town of Bugdogra. the aguley said, the plane rew -tumed; by the game route,

ve Indian 'planes, will shortly fly:

the same route.

On Thursday, the crossing of the Himalayas, way announced by Soviet TU-104 jet airliners Bying

00 the route from Tomkent to New Delhi. These wore

claimed by the Tam agency to be the first civil new craft to crom the Himalayas.---

ance-Promo./

ARAB LEAGUE SUPPORT

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