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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1956.

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rebels.

In the same region, two rebels were killed and medical sup- plies destined for rebel wound- ed were scized in a joint opera- tion by a unit of Fríich colonial

of the local

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President

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Paris, Nov. 12. General Alfred M. Gruenther, who is retiring this month Supreme Allied Commander Europe, has accepted the civilion jub of President of the Ameri- can Red Crosh, his headquarters announced here tonight.

He will take over the post

next Januusunker.

Ellsworth

1. succeeding Mr former

1

business executive and diplomat

of the American Red Cross for

the past three years

A SHAPE

WDB a paid

д

population

shot

Rebel terroriste

and killed European this morning in Oran A Moslem shopkeeper was seriously injured by terror- Ista in the Oran suburb.

It

Officers Killed

was disclosed today that two French officers were killed rebel unit

yesterday when ambushed

French Army automobile between Timgad and

Bou Hamama.

In the Kabyle mountains rebel

decreased during activity

last 24 hours.

the

A French Army unit sUCCESS-

fully fought off á rebel ambush

in the Azagn region, Inflicting lomer on the rebels.

In the Algiers-Tizi Ouzou region, a French Artny jeep was machine-gunned by rebels.

No casualties were reported in either incident.

On The Way

British paratroops on the way to Port Bald, where they were air - dropped together with French paratroops in săvănce of the main landing force which occupied the elty tater. ~Central Prera Phatë,

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Tel-Aviv, Nov. 12. Israel's jubilation over the Sinai Desert vic- tory has given way almost overnight to apprehen- sion and uncertainty.

TALKATIVE

PUPILS GAGGED

Brighton, Colo., Nov. 12. Miss Eather Bogle, a teacher who admitted taping shut the mouths of three girl students, has resignext.

In Paris Premier Guy Mollet Miss Bogle, suspended two wald tonight that Franed was weeks ago, sald earlier that sho prepared to contact "those who would not resign because sho are fighting" in Algeria in order felt she had not maltreated her to obtain a ceascára,

sald

School

After a ceasefire, negotiations

Superintendent would be held with elected said that the teacher fastened Aigerian representatives, he strips of transparent tape across the girls' lips. Miss Bogle, In admitting 11, sald that the girls had refused repeated orders to stop talking in dans.--China Mall Special.

Intervention

Perth, Nov. 13.

He said these representatives spokesman said it | "certainly would not all belong More than 100 Japanese ara- post, but he was

unable to give delalk,--Router.

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IN ERROR

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extremist the Liberation Front."

First break In the general galety came with the news that Israel bad agreed

her

troops

to withdraw when the interna- tional police force takes over,

This caused popular despon- dency.

on

Most of the fears expressed by the man in the street here hinge

the

possibility Soviet intervention in the Mid- dle East, and use of neighbour- Ing Syria as the instrument of such Intervention.

Blackout

Rumours of Soviet ald in the form of jol fighter-bombers Syria range from arriving "about 100" to "many hundreds" with Russian pilota.

Many people fear that full blackout restrictions may be re- linposed, though the government has given no indication that it is contemplating such a move.

has stili

It

not been catchers are enjoying their last switched on again since the total taste of civilisation before head-blackout of the Sinal campaign ing south for the Antarctic. ended.

Europenn- Dressed in smart style business suits, many of the

National men from four visiting whale-fighting, however, that street

He sald the joint French- British Intervention In Egypt undermined the prestige of Pre- sideul Gamal Abdel Nasser by showing that Egypilan troops seamen spent yesterday as typ!- nioment appears were not eager to die for hum-cal tourists, photographing ity

France-Presse,

Greece

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Supplying

Arms To Cypriots

New York, Nov. 12.

Britain issued a memorandum to the United Nations today alleging that terrorists in Cyprus have received arms, ammunition and other mate- rial aid from Greece.

Government policy

The ut to be aimed

at maintaining calm and avoid- ing any suggestion that Iiracl is endous for anything other than

peace with the Arab nations generally and Egypt in particular.

Reports of sabotage netlyltics by Egyptian commandos, who are claimed to be still based in Jordan, are coughed in colni terms compared with post declarations.

Avoid Blame

Though the Israeli Goyern- ment is undoubtedly keeping a sharp eye on her Jordan frontler, there is an absence of any official assertion of “aggressivo. Intent" ncross the border..

Wuerzburg, Nov. 12. Master Sergeant Jesse Holbert of the American 10th Infantry Division here was feted at a recent Afrika Korps reunion, in- troduced to the widow of Field Marshal Erwin Rom- mel, and applauded by| 20,000 Germans -- and he did not know until he read the papers next day that it had been

The "exploratory memorandunsiderable quantity of material There appears to be a general mistaken identity.

was issued to support Britain's | sid from Grocce, This has realisation In that Sergeant Holbert, a tall negro, request that the agenda of the included the supply of arms and toward enove at this juncture could went to the meeting because no new Bession of the General ammunition "

4 upset the delicato balanco else- has many friends in the local Assembly, which opened today, The memorandum, said that where, and the Israelin peo Korps Association here. But he should include the Item: Support up to November 0 the terrorist anxious to avoid any possibility

on got separated from them

In Cyprus had of being blamed for such a hap way to the meeting, at Duesseln Greece for terrorism in organisation

Cyprus,

"murdered 198 dorf. He was finally intro

It said that, in the hope that whom 114 were duced to the meeting as having several diplomatic moves made added that the Greek Govern- fought for Germany during by the Brilish Government ment · did not World War II, and having had a would lead to a settlement, no Cyprus was

Belfiute that

territory Loot: Recovered father who fought for Germany action had been taken in the but nevertheless:, support. from in German East Africa in the past to bring the matter before

Gresce

for terrorism in Cyprus World War I.

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a case

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Laken veterans and

to the rostrum, where he was cheered.

ifro United Nations.

Misinterpreted.

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Nicosia, Nov. 12. - British military polica have The memorandum concludes:-covered goods to the value of The lime has come for the 10,000 lootet by the Egyptians the memo- United Nations to consider this from a damaged warehouse In **ihda zo, exicinal attempt to change the Port Said, the "Voice of Britain”

All evening people came up to straint has been misinterpreted status of Cyprus by force and radio said here today. him to shake hands and speak and Grook interference in the subvension and the miotlands The broadcast sold the goods to him in German, which he affairs of Cyprus has persisted, used by those in Greece who were rooovered in a swift rald

does not understuetured

Then

"In addition, the terrorists in support terrorism in Cyprus.”— to | Cyprus have received a con- finifer.

Wuerzburg with a copy of a Dueweldort nowspaper con taining his photograph, und i German-spooking friend told him what had happened.

'Bergeant Holbert, who comes. from East Orange, New Jerway, actually served with the Ameri CRIL. Army during World' War IL-Chita Mall Spocină,

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