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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1956.

US Studying Soviet Disarmament Latest From

Proposals

NO MAJOR BASIS FOR NEW

SUMMIT TALKS

By ROSS MARK Washington,

Nov. 1

SCIENTISTS

REGRET

A-BOMB

London, Nov.. 18. Sir Edward Appleton, who organised Britain' work

оп the A-bomb war, said

to- devastation In

during the

night the

Hiroshima and Nagasaki has made number of nuclear scientists bitterly

*

ing the weapon. For number

United States officials today began regret their share in mak. studying an official text of the new Soviet disarmament proposals with

of nuclear theth, the ruil realisation of the Japanese devastation hat impression that the proposals offered no made them bitterly regret their major new basis for summit negotia-ed to it, Sir Edward said in

tions.

Text The offical

reached Wash.ngten the mordig and, as was decoded, copies bral to President Elm- hallen,

Stay 11

Wire

hower, Afr John Foster

who

at peeviperating from

atel M:

Acting Secretary

offer

State si Mr Duiles

JETN

United States offeals tenderf

tu discount the Sowart

Quil the es vnce.

1

]

despite

Tite Pre test agreement with Soviet

JAY Comuni$11 Europe, there was much Soviet proponials which

peal to the Yugoslavs

Opposition

1articular

Interest

own share in

the work which

the second of a series of lectures broadcast by the British Broad- casting Corporation,

"One ran have only the most sincere

semper for admissions of

this kind.

CLIN- Ifaders Easter

In the

would

Joel

was

hot

1 Conference

India

dua My Elsemanser's "uperarsed by the Soviet suggestion

tha Yugosinvin, 1% skie" trapechon pine for world dba mament

committed" native included 121 a breuick with China, Intr

mesin and Burma ODNUVIEN Lrvalted that Yugo

bas

dong policy day publicly welcome my retour

for promotion disa mert and reducing worl sion, troh whatever quarti such plans come,

They palend s

of the Erwen hower plan was a foolprent in Mpection to prevent Bucom tered accumulation of maclear weapons el concentrations for al surprise altark, and the Soviet offer to discuter persal inspretion only along a 2,000-mile corridor. in Europe would for the intent of the propersal.

No Accident

Obama Meks

believed 11 was no accident that the Sovit

Union announced 2421 rugcessful mus lear weapons test wiim few nouts of a dis-

proposals. Western

Joew

!

Severti points of the

Sir Edwned

sand be himself

approved the raiclear bomu pro-

J2F 11 .

overali

than

humanitarian rounds, at

metnent bi history

What

1 deeply regret is that Dessible, so far,

in organske the peactions employ. the tf mucitat power under an Intuitional controlling body, with full power, of inspection. all the world"

DWARFED

+

–

-

Soviet

Sa Exfword, who

21:358 I Panepal and Vice-Chancellor of tar fiversity of Edinburgh, wan Capeaking in "The Lessons of the

War

the broadcast series Seener and the Nation."

Be declared "all uther scienti

111 wartime re fle advances Towarted by the Überation

nelear entry at man's will

greatest Technological by

1 th

The achevejner t intclear bomb,

of

I proposal tie in time with official Yugowlay a diey Presiden! Tito as repeatedly called in a bar wetpot atel μίει» chamed oppsition to the Idea

Lex, s

expre of mitrary Op

in the North Atlanie and War- rew Tuets The Sovit call for a TUBRE - Staty tement

would pre- tween the two poko

nnalogy at it was like a mon Aerung to Huht with bare band and Bring a shot from a pistol to show that he was cap mlale of other types of conillet Tou

11 left his gestagonist not know. in bow many shots he had left In his pistol,

Western diplomats believe that the Unitech States, apurt from other factors, would not want a summit meeting as proposed by th Soviet Unton, M only because a meeting of the heach, of

or the

government

Western Natas WO first.

For the nuclear bomb pulled The sooth up sharply and made ... eternita in a laymeN alike 'ernplate

penisa que regn

the stark

future War belotight with ruch wenges; und

Wild tlastr

=

11.

ven

more

·

rati

aumubly be myard a favoumblydi va fating saccessors

at he knew here,

including scientist people colleagues, who claimed "the aeteritists only

many

made the bomb

at was

the politiciana

Fruit

wh dropped 1"

I cont That to

fotally

HONN: Wst teman oldi- rial dochne to coUP T The Sovit metge When

ent the Wei tapmalay fol

is being carefully shall heen

Careful Study

The Hemite Ki

Ihrer needed

The govern

tunelte Pay

alim

A legal do

Couter States resul feel that, following the Anglo- French welon Egypt, a meet-

the Western bag ing of

three held blue entering any Fullscale negotiation with the Soviet Union.

Reaction

Couter pondient.

renation to the Scvart projosa -

Irom these other centres, -

• BELGRADE:

grade

prw.

'The

reported

Chhatt

I

-

the pathamentary group:

Chen Hut

died the gede APE

fauti to 1

Hongars

Ty the late penta el la adway to keep in mind is peraja vitality purple auth

terence to rep tests atuala in hul Europeare Commutate

Said it was hitaan, als tre

Port Said

aspects of

three pictures A how The se

the current situation at Port Said. Pletu re top shows troops examining

captured Egyptian arms; in picture centre, a British soldier launcher; at bottom, another studies Soviet-built rocket rocket launcher is studied by two British soldiers-Express Fbolo.

RED ADVISERS

BLEW UP

OIL PIPELINE

London, Nov. 18, Former Socialist Air Under-Secretary Aidan menti venis," he Crawley charged today that Russian technicians

sah. "It seems to me that we simists were all in

Tunnan."-Reuter.

A

panemada

:

"

1. Setar

Wurth

31 16 factus 242171 fatal 13- Pet

1 study the peace is the M defies desk and it see

.. aut od tentati

in

with Mr

ISRAEL BORDER

CASUALTIES

The fracti

Loudon, Nov. 10.

Information De- had

CIRCUS FRIENDS MEET

Paris, Nov. 18.

safety net for THE Use of a

acrobata ang trapeze artists performing dangerous stunts should not be pulsory, tho International Congress of "Friends of the Circus" declared today,

com

The Congress which wound up

Page

RUSSO-POLISH AGREEMENT ON EQUALITY

Paris, Nov, 18,.

The Soviet Union and Poland agreed today that relations between the two countries should be established on the "Leninist" principle of equality, Moscow Radio reported.

Its ression in the Palalso De Chaillot today, said that most of tho aerobats theipsalves

Leaders of the two countries were against the not. Some

180 delegates and guests in a Joint statement signed in from crous Cube in France Moscow condemned the Franco and 10 foreign countries, in-Briti h "aggression" in Eypt the Unlied States, and called for the w/'hidrawn! cluding Britain, the Netherlands, Bain of the armed forces of Britain, gum, Denmark, Germany, and France from that country. Switzerland, Italy, Spain and The duty of all countries, and Norway were present at the particularly the great powern, fal meeting.

to unite their efforts

bases on

wns

to

The Congress also considered | liquidate all military

the problems of comfort and foreign territory, the statement Kood visibility for the sadd

Nuclear Weapons

These countries should also work for armaments reduction,

Both nations

agreed because of the international situation, te discuss the amount and make- up of Soviet troops stationed in Poland, the statement added.

Bolh nations docido that Soviet troops should not nam- por Polish sovereignty of inter- fore in Poland's internal aftale, An agreement will be mad covering the number of Soviet troops in Poland and the die their

the statement campa added, It said that Soviet troops would require Polendo porylasion to mova gutaldo these arvas,

sp etniors in the circus tents. stand The delegates took against too much jazz musle la the circus terit and in favour of keeping the tradi- at fanfares, which ac- mpany the various acts.

visited tho The delegates niso

first ex- preparations for the

rus to be imkien

circus on the

which held in Europe,

will

in Poland and East Germany agreement," the Mukum ar 124 12 at

was still necessary to prevent Popular Arta and Traditions the rebirth of German in December-France-Pressemittarism

Marcover, ample guarantees

a ban on queleur weapons and Tho statement said "Soviet

Resumption Of China Trade

Advocated

Washington, Nov. 18. John S. Coleman, pre sident of US Chamber of Commerce, said today he favours R resumption of trade in non-strategic Items between the US and China,

a reduction on occupation forces troops in Poland will be required in Germany, the statement said, to abide by Pallsh laws and The statement sald the provi-regulations. Their legal status be decided by 'special sional stationing of Soviet troop will

do not exist against mongers" who rontest

Suropean

situation,

Broad And Free

The statement said that agreo- "revenge- ments would be drawn up short- soinely on the status of Soviel trojs, borders, particularly | thoir sutioning areng and their

the movements in Poland. Poland's western frontier,

nations agreed that a Both statement cxlded.

The statement sufel; This joint Soviet-Poland commission

corpied

means of re- with the should work out international situation makes it patrinting Pulish prisoners

station Soviet whom the Soviet Union intends opportunc troops provisionally in Poland as to free before their terms are well as in Germany."

completed. The two delegations suld they backed the present government and expressed cer- in Hungary

Hungarian people fainty would

the safeguard made under democratic peoples governments.

the

gains

The statement said the Hun- garlem Government's programme condemns the mistakes mode Coby ex-Communist Party chief,

Mathias Rakowi.

Coleman conceded on a tele-

progrumme

vlaton

that

gresstonal netion probably would be necessary to Lift the Total ban on US-China trade,

But he said that

he believes US trade with China should be on the same basis as the non-

strategie trade between the US und Russia and her European Bate Bites.

He defined 77 non-strategic item as one "that could not be

converted so that i could be used against you cart of armed confilet"

were responsible for the blowing up of British-readily owned oil installations in Syria last week.

was

was

The vital pipeline from Kir- kòwledge not only of explosives kuk, in Irn to the Mediter- but of oil engineering. which

no Syrian posSESSES. coast of Syria rancan rabotaged in the wave of Alab "The ly poist in di pute is

destruction Pro:qula which

The followed

wether the the

carried out by the order of he Anglo-

by the of the Suez Byron Government or

Gov. Army in defiance of the

on ordera Erment strel Moscow.

Lunching of French invasion Canal,

No Syrian has the technical know-how to mundo such 19 operation successfully, he sülzi,

week Crawley returned this

Now Author

from

their

from Istanbul, Turkey, after a

"What is certain is that at this moment the Syrian Government swing through the Middle East.

outside Ilt.le said Rustian

have has

control Irms He

that is adminis ra- for Drinascus, pouring Into Syria

is in chaos end that local ton

run commanders Army "The Turks know of the pre-own districts as they please." sence of Soviet technicians, and advisers to the Syrian who were responsible destruction

de erved carepartiment sald today Istaql

peterafi

suffered nearly 2,500 er sualties | bcen

wounded as a mouths by re killed and

by her Arab conneighbours on all her borders armistice was the 1949 since

Eccording 10 Israel

Sevrei pimposals the tually with-fend nd Pie Hungarian terror must result of attacks out voniment. Fortugn observers come belge any summ

Yogoslavi44

in

thought thur, to enco

A Mat Sperral

A British Crossword Puzzle

5

6

15

ACROSS

1 Leave (8),

4 Frighten (6).

7 Jucket (0).

Smell tentatively (5).

10 Close

(4).

12 Mean (7).

10

weapon?

16 EXT

Extent (4);

17 Supplementa (4).

19 Upright (8).

20 Fruit course (7),

21 Colour (4),

23 Corner (B).

24 Younger (d);

20 Festasy (5),

20 Put right (0),

12

9

13

14

116

21

22

DOWN

1 Mentally unsound: (B),

2 Gets ready (8).

3 Dance (4).

6 Shrink (8).

0 Asylum (6),

0 Werd off (5).

11 Meat balls (8).

12 Vigiant (5).

la Contrivance (8),

18

14 In one direction (8).

18 Dog-house (0).

22 Not saying a word (4).

0

3: Rancicke; SATURDAY'S · CROSSWORD?===Å‚©HONE; } Lolter, 9 Searched, 11 Meditate, 12 True, 19 Arras, 16 Earl, 19 Open, 22 Mishamor, 24 Presided; 25 Henson, 26 Minister, Downi 1 Climb, 2 Binds, 8 Restore 4 Area, 4. Sure, 8 Cchero, Budden, 10 Alter 14 Rapid, Blender. 10 Pompern, 17 Dameun 20 Junio, al trone, Ekholas 33 Supe

In

Coleman was optimistic Ukul the OuLlook for the economy

He pre- next усаг. dicted that the gross national proxfuct-one of the main bax-

economic of

heilu- meters would rise to about $450 billion ΣΤΩΠΙΣ the present

$414 billion level,United Press.

PUBLISHER RELEASED

promme

promotes

The

of Soc'list development

bolsters brotherly noorscy and co-operation with other Socialist on the basis of total nations

resport for equality and

the Blatc tional sovereignty, ment added.

Diversion

10-

The two delegations said that "certain" decisions made by the United Nations were not aimed

Tho

statement

said

that

Soviet and Follah lenders were "broad and certain that thojs free" exchange of views would promote friendly Soviet-Poland relations and further the cause of peace and security throughout the worldFrance-Prosso.

LEBANESE CABINET FORMED

Beirut, Nov. 18, The veteran - Lebanese political loader Sami' el- Solh tonight formed his sixth government, ending

at aiding the Hungarian people the 48-hour Cabinet crisis

to Instead divert in Lebanon caused by the but sought

from the attentlari

attank resignation of Abdulla against Egypt.

Yafi. The two nations exprosjed

New Foreign Minister is Mr certainty that their indestructible charles Mallk, who, as Lebanese friend delegate to the United Nations, alliance and brotherly ship would continue to devolop is a former President of the of the basis of equality, respect security Council. He succeeds

berritorial Integrity and Selim Lehoud

for

sovereignty and non-interference

in the offairs of others.

The new Cabinet, one of the

This alliance is a sure guaron-smallest in Lebanese history, has

tof

of security and a vilal face only six members

bolstering the Polish ni 13 posts.

sharing the

tion and maintaining the Oder-| The 66-year-old Premier him- over the the self has also frontier'',

of Justice, Interior,

Nelsse *penCE statement said.

Miniatrics

taken

RESIGNED

El Soth, who was educated in Paris, resigned his last pre- miership 14 months ago after holding office for two months.

Last year he was quoted as raying

that The turbulent

Budapest, Nov. 18. Yvan Boldiszar, a well-known

The two nations agreed to re-and Information. Hungarian publisher,

was 6c inforce their cultural relations afternoon, following and to repatriate Polish nationals now an author and tres this Ariny, Crawley,

affairs commentator of representations to the Hungarian who are still living in the Soviet for use forcin Radio.

Union. the British Broadcasting Cor-Premier, Janos Kadar. of the pumping

headed the The radio said figures release

Tibor Derl, the noted Han- of the British

and intellectual with nowa operations by the Department showed that stations along the pipeline. This poration, formerly

Television au- garlan writer since the beginning of this year operation was carried out

of independent expertness

who was expelled from the Hun- the killed and wounded num-a precision and

thorly-United Press.

carlan Communist Party, follow- bord 60. The majority along which the Syrian Army

ing criticisms of the Petco Club agreement on rall transport and Middle East situation could only The Jordanian

Egyptian quile Incapable."

during the summer, headed 4 trade paymenta The Soviet be settled wher he Israel borders,

delegution

the

Writers Union agreed to export 1,400,000 problem is justly solved" and Fedoration to Kadar, which pro- fested against Boldiszar's arrest, one of wheat to Poland in 1037 calling for clo es vol and carried

Bud

Arab rauders and also been responsible for more than 8,200

cates el robbery,

Jooting and

minor freatler vlolations siner? was signed, the The armistlec

1 rack, sald-Reuter.

Taught Hungarians Soccer

London, Nov. 18.

Professor Arthur Yolland,

a Britisn citizen, who first taught Hungarians to play soccer almost 60 years ago, died

Budapest in

last Wednesday at the age of 82, it was learned here tonight. News of Yolland's death was communicated to his relations in Britain the British Foreig Omee, who gave no details on the circumstances surrounding his death.

Yolland went to Budapest in 1898 to touch English at n Hun- The following garian school, year, he began to teach

tudents how

Julg football to play and helped to form Hungary's Arst football team-Budapest

na Club."!

Torna

The game became popular

in

Hungar within a few years and.

there.. has since flourished опо

of the Hungary has bow. foremost football-playing coun trion in the word in

portwas [years;:

Chairman of the Budapest bad University, Athletics Caub, from

Was

Staffs Removed Crawley said the British staffs the pipeline pumping taken stations wert

out Into

Manchester, Nov. 18. Mr Solomon Bandaranaike, Ceylon's Prime Minister, arrived here by air today from Colombo for a short stay in London be fore leaving for New York.

His aircraft was diverted from the desert by Syrion troops London Airport 10 Manchester

of

blown

while the stations wore UP, and not allowed back until because of fog. hours later.

from

The

Credits

nations two

reached

on creds. out yesterday morning The Soviet Government grant-

to

buy

will

to

by Russians, alded by Hungarianed to Poland a long-term credit

of 700 minion roubles detectives.

Bold'szor had been forbidden Soviet goods, which to work in journalism, under the decided on by mutual agreement

The Soviet Union agreed Mr Bandaranaike plans 10 regime of former First Secretary

owed by Poland continus his air Journey

13 of the Hungarian Communist candel debin to New York Party, Mathias Rakasi. Last "The stalls found the equip-marrow night

ho will

the month, Boldtazar became Editer ment llierally demolished," be where

session of the in-Chiot of a new Hungarian very large and current annual

The Mundey Paper destruction in General Assembly of the United weekly,

France-Press. required expert Nations-Reuter.

said.

heavy

"1115

and Its

tch fashion

attend

to

on. November 1. This was done because of the "real value of coal which Poland suppiled the Soviet Union frem 1940 to 1953, the statement mild,

The Navy's 'Boffin Ship'. Puts' To Sea

Perimesisith ent

relations-Rouler,

Turkey, Iran Railway Agreement

Istanbul, Nov. 18. Turkey and Persia have signed a trade, payment and transit agreement, to deve- lop their trade and economic co-operation.

Both governments have under- taken under the terms of the agreement to complete the con- struction of Mushi, Tatvan, Van, Kotur and Tabriz railway con- nection and so connect Teheran to Ankara, Istanbul and Euro- pean countries, in three years time,

JOINT PROJECT

The construction plans for the ralfrond' and 'a jolat Turkish- Iranian project on the subject, is being examined" at the moeting of The Communicationis, Bub- committee of the Ecotomia Committee, of Baghdad Pact,

The goveråment of Pakistar He also: In touch with the Iranian Government ~ów ́a mull- WATER? Projset:7 4 connecting. "Thoran to Karachi. F-The Turkish – Government is plảo taking steps for con-

leting

"now - rouda, and 'fail-. (between 3-Turino” and

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