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THE CHINA MAIL
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1956.
RUSSO-EGYPTIAN CONSPIRACY
DENIED BY CAIRO Counter Allegations Against Anglo-French Allies
And Israeli Government
London, Nov. 20.
The Government of Egypt in a statement broadcast over Cairo Radio tonight asked the United Nations to in- vestigate British, French and Israeli “lies" claiming that there was a conspiracy between Egypt and the Soviet Union in the Middle East.
Revid him for bet wekend t tailed Nations in its statement. to anye tinte taktechn
ltted by 13th at French Terves in Prat Sund, and Truefi atrocities cummited on the re- fugeers, the radio sald.
Hammarskjold Submitting Reports Today
United Nations, Nov, 20.
11 hus olku seked for the Brain and France have done in of an international | 10 | Bald, and bus sent them to forvitinn investigation committee to that the th led Nations Organisation | purpose and for punishment of, in aequalist all internaltemal de- The "eruniculs" responsible leg.lions with these afrocities for these atrocities,
violating the human rights,
T
Evlin Government ****210* Gavernment of Egypt aceted Britain and France in Lannouncing these atrelfies asks the statement of "conspiring" | the United Nations Organba- with Israff to allack Egypt
an urgent investign-
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also accused violating the 1888 Convention which entled for freedunts of vigation in the Suty Canal
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FEDERAL MEDIATORS
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New York, Nov, 20.
United States Federal mediators will attend
pw, thing at this top and write negotiations between dockers and ship owners in
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The two reports on the Egyptian situation, which have been drawn up by the United Nations Secretary- General, Mr Dag Ham- marakjold, will be publish-; mom. a target ut ed here today and sub laterada puraes mitted to the General As Frake seting sembly Bureau, it was annet toe the purpose of early e nounced from the UN ir vad Then Tigresive pilot » Secretariat.
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The sintement Sade the 1: vasion of Port Sald on Novem- i.gr 5. was preceded by P001- have thuous, ale raids which caused heavy losses' among the low's 150.000 strong Egyptian foguiation.
Quoting Allied Anglo-French figures the statement sald 500
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it has been aminatived by French,
und British sources that itsmed hus Rustam orns destined for use in Sinai and valued al 50.000.000 dollars,
TES Government 61 Egypt annouriers that this is a Be o tended to mislead world publie
al forties were curdled out on Port Sold the invasion day. and noted that "the aggressSİVE faret have tried by all means to free Ducyption workers en-operate with them, g co-opera-opinton.
in which Pert Sid's popula ten luve referred and thus in curred le application of bar. A base and 150 marks barous measures against them" Lab
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YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD Acrest Parole, Deaks
"This equipment amoursted to 30 T-34 lanks and 550 armoured troop carriers all out of streke which our troops lefi
behind after the decision to withdraw them from the Eastern border to meel the Anglo-French Invasion.
New York today in an effort to end the five-day
11 YEARS
TOO LATE
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These four Japanese saidlers recently left their mountain hidenal ut Roxas in Philippines and gave them- selves
to military authorities after they had heen
Informed iltat the seond world war and bren over for 11 years. Staple diet In their plateau bldront was toot crop-Express Photo.
Colourful Headhunter
strike, which has paralysed shipping along the Dies At 86
Atlantic seaboard and Gulf of Mexico.
Chou Pledges
Support For
N. Vietnam
A
Lord n. Nuv, 20. Me Chou En-lai and Marshal Lang, China's Premice and Vice-Printer, who are on tour of South Asia today visited mulch fuctory and railway works on the outskirts of Ifanol, the New Chinu Agency reported,
News
In a speelt to over 20,000 workers Mr Chou emphatically utated thut China was duly bound To assist Vietnam be cause a prosperous and strong Vietnam was in the interest of the people of both Vietnam and China, the agency added.
"I guarantee that China will always abide by the nye prin- eiples (of peaceful co-existence) and resolutely oppose great
chauvinism," nation
Mr Chou given a reception declared
to by the Chinese Ambassador Vietnam,
10 Mr Kue:-p In the evening. the agency An... inanced later.
North Vietnam President Ho Min also Attentied Lat veeption--Rruter.
Egypt invites the United Na- tions to investigate there 15:12- darious claims
Chi to establish the facis betore world public opinion."
The Egyptian Government statement added:
Operate Curfew
"If Britain, France and their partner Israel claim that there has been an agreed espirney between Egypt and Russia let them prove it before the world, reveal the evidence in support of their allegations and prezent it to the world...
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Dalai Lama
To Attend Celebration
Paris, Nov. 20. Dalai Lama, spiritual ruler of Tibel, left his palaco
The
in Lhasa today to attend the The statement guld that
Indira celebrations marking the Port Sald Anglo-French troops
2,500th anniversary of Nirvana operate n curfew and are on of Buddha, the New China women and children and force News Agency reported in Pitong people to work under armed in a dispatch from Lhassa, threat," At Fafah, El Arish and Gaza, Israeli forces were
Before leaving, the Dalal taking retaliatory action agahist Lama sild to a gathering of over the population and "great
and Buddhist monks
10,000
pum of Arab refugees were uns, who had come to see him killed by them in anza, more than 50 in one delion.
off, that his visit would "con- tribute to better appreciation
The strike, estimated to inve rost the shipping Industry about $100,000,000, has brought 60,000 men out of work and kept between 150 and 200 ships lying idle, many of them laden with perishinble goods.
Pard 3
POLES MUST KEEP QUIET ABOUT TITO
Warsaw, Nov. 20,
The Soviet attack on Marshal Tito will prob ably force Poland's "Titoite" new regime to post- pone its informal invitation for the Yugoslav President to visit Poland, informed sources said today.
Polish tender
Windyslaw, inlling the Pebisli-Soviet declar- Gomulka, Just back from &ation which Comulika brought Moscow inleston cementing home with him from Moscow future Polislı-Sovlet reington, yesterday. wouki begitata fu entertalii Tito In
turing a
period
Whitel
the
return
fot considerable
over Soviet military movements
Arcent is on Russian friendfip, ceanemle hid find m control They all,
in Poland. Opnulka conceded
It is on odd situation because
in the right to keep Its
the Tito specch which drew forces here. Morrow's Are Included the
Tribuna Ladu, in a front
nimest declaration of support page editorial headlined "The jret for Gomulkia's liberal re-rund has been elfured",
gime,
Remarks Condemned
| mnak,.
relations
sover- between
#nid that the "host profound lesson" of Gomulka's negotiations is That Communist development hinges on "realisation of the principle of equality of rights The Polish Communist Party and of the respect of orgini, Tribum Ludu, today (eign.y published large
excerpts from nations." the Soviet party orgun Pravde dispatch condemning Tito's re- The Government-sponsored Catholic gan Slowo Powszech termed the Polish-Soviet do- In an interview published by claration "a historical document the ofein! newspaper Zycle and a tuning point in Polish Warwy toxiry,
Poland's new Russion relations," economic chief Stefan Jetry. chowaki was nsked "do you think the
will Moscow talks have any impact on our seek- ing credits in Western sun- tries Thur State
Pinning Comunisston head replied:
"Our achievements. In Mos- cow have in principio eliminated the uretraty for a hinn in the Wert-
fael, however, which do not exclude the possibility condities, which ore favourable
of ruch
to us "
ansaction
General Feeling
an
Życic Warszawy, in editorial headed "Friendship needs truth", offered an in- teresting comparison between Poland and Hungary.
"The Polish Government does not want the Soviet troops to country unlike go from its under the former Hungarian Govern- ment because Soviet troops are the best guarantee against German militarist tendencies,” said Zycle Warszawy.
Fronomists pointed out Thel one part of the Soviet aid pro- gramme aimounted to a multi-
hard of million-dolla
currency Joan.
are
Labuan, Nov. 20. Iban tribesmen in the interior of Borneo mourning the death Temenggong
Koh Anak Jubang former head- the
Only a tankers have bren unlouched by the strike, Lon-hunter, holder ing of these has continued on
private wharves
The oil companies.
of
medal of the British Em-
Wheat Deal
This comment summed up the general feeling of many it hot most Poles, who count on Rus- slan support to guaranted con- Uinued Polish control over the rich land annexed from GCT- many after World War 11-
Polanet And been prepared to | United Press. belonging topire, friend of Mr Malcolm buy dollar wheat from Canada
Single Contract
The Federal mediators
have
urged the parties to the dispute,
the Internationni
Macdonald, Britain's unit Russia made its offer of
1,400,000 tons. former
Commissioner-urlce
At, the prereTIE for Canadian whent in General for Southeast London, such a purchase would Asia.
have cost about $121.6 million, In efftel, the wheat grant left Poland free to use its hard cur- rency resources to buy ather produels in the West,
Tout
Tangan Kon Longshore- men's Association and the New chief of the abnur itejørg river, York Shipping Association, to died in thieftain's tenyhouse, stop wasting their thing** and on November 4. He was aged get down to settling their dif- 86. ferences
I as p a fe full of in his early days The dockers called the strike | adv nture.
to demand a single work con-he organised an attack on eight tract, enabling them to obtain | 19nghouses of the rival Kenyah employment in any of the Allan-Tibe to avenage the murder of the ports, together
his unete. increases and conditions,
"Pravda
reges against the speech of Comsude Tio," was Tribuna Ludu's headline. The newspaper offered no comment whatsoever
Pravido's ne- marks, noither in favour of
on
them hor against them.
The silence
Round The World By Motor-Cycle
Auckland, Nov. 20.
Four young Canadians, was significant all from Vancouver, are because Tito's speech against setting out on their second
"system" and
betler
with weste working
He rearre from that highly gucer-ful rud with rever heals.
the
Soviet
its
FOUGHT JAPANESE
well received
and the people published.
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One hundred lighter pilots have also threatened to come out on strike in New York claims which they have sub- mitted to freight trans-shijument companies are not mel, demands have not been public.
After Recruits
When the Government of the Their White Rajub of Sarawak banned made pacuating he took to the hills
live as an outlaw.
Esut
after he was captured and fed The began a period of whole- |heartet co-operation with the
mothertuest.
He wes decorated with the BE in 1947 for fighting the Japanese and in 1953 he received
medal Queen Elizabeth's
for
The International Lengshore- men's Association has been try- ing to recruit new membership among shipping company work- ers in order to strengthen their position with
regard to the chiefs. owners, So far they have per- sunded 60 employeeR of the French Line company to join
them.
Meanwhile, it was reported from Washington that President Eisenhower has taken steps to proclaim a state of emergency if the strike is not settled shortly. Get An Order
of emergency provided for in the The proclamation of a state
Tatt-Hartley low would enable the President to set up a com- mission of enquiry on the dir- pute,
Once this commission had re- ported he could then get an order passed, ordering the dockers not to continue striking for a perind of 80 days-France-Presse.
"We ask the United Nations of the Buddhist doctrine of im- Russo-Burmese
and its appropriate committees, mortality and eternal life, and in co-operation with the Inter- the elimination of sickness and netlanal Rod Cross Association sufferings, as well as the safe- and the committee for the rights guarding of lasting peace in the of man, lo form a commitice world."--France-Presse,
with the object of investigting the effects of the barbarous aggromnice against Egypt and Gozo.
Sent To Hammarskjold
FREIGHTER
LAUNCHED
Agreement
Bangkoic, Nov. 20. Burinese Government E-pro- sentatives and members of i Russian economic mission tow. visiting Rangoon today signed a series of contracts providing for Soviet technical assistanco and
to Burma obladvice problems of agriculture, fam organisation, mechanisation and Irrigation.mech.
Under
theso
on
The statement cotteluded that
Rouen Nov. 201 Egypt demanded punishment The Fraighter Oriental Star
ontracts 14 for the aggressors who must be | (33,300 ..... 1óns) büllt ; for the Soviet agricultural expes will
tai for their Hongkong Myritime Foundation be sent to Burma help in Ule Agency was launched today at Burmere Government's Brus the Loire Normandle, shipyards grimes for development and Cairo Radio Tato sia u tila on the river Seine R
Mamante diversificadon bf articulture.
The
brought to aggression.
.anewer
8 Ajax, O Insato, 11 Enter, 12 Propin 14 tips, 10 Erect, 18tatomosis was sent to Mr Dom Rural, 30), Arid, 20 Deép rong, 25 Renews, 20 East 27 Hanmarskjöld, United Nations The Oriental Suty. In the Art fd by
"Pairal" harp, B. Lane, 4 Ejects, 5. Socretary Ciáneral, and dilstri- shipbuilt in France 24or, enor Dresser, O: Bottled, "7 Sumita (103 Kuroney la Prospery 14 Trksomo, kuledug to all, Medelegations-- | Chinese shipowner 15 Pindigo, 17 Fipler, 10 Averta, 311 arma, BR KUN, KE PREZENT
Ribbs," 28" EAT WOR
viet economie mladon Thoumah Departing
Macdonald.
wan
stage of seeing the world Hungary results in
among ometals the cheap way. here when first
They are leaving Auckland. for the Bay of Islands motor-cycles.
Plane were alrendy being made two days ago for en ex- pected state visil by Tito to Poland, his are since Yugosla: Peter Davel vin's 1948 breakaway from the David Sürling, plan Cominform
Foregone Conclusion
The quartet, Mr and Mrs and Mr and Mrs to spend iwo morg months in Now Zealand-they have alreddy spent five working at odd jobs to save cash-on a tour here..
They bought their motor-cycles second-hatid. They have al- rendy seen most of their own country and the United States. PLANS VAGUE
After
Such a trip was to be ex- pected, for Poland was the first of the other European nations to follow the Titolte lead in in 1949 the Temenggung, his liberalising its regime. wife and two children went to Slugapore DS guests of Mr Although no offelni announce- ment of such a trip had been made, it was a foregone conclu-plans are vague but they will New Zealand, their During his five day stay there sion that THO would he had his first train and pinne come here shortly. The Pravda probably go to Australia, India rides and said one of the most editorial changed that.
and thence the Continent.. fascinating things he saw was
perhaps over turning south to for "Joget modern" Malay
The official Polish pross, In- | Africa, boogle stend of commenting on Pravda
and Tito, concentrated today on Their homes
aro.an backs, Hotein are definitely out." They have amassed a set- sible and practicable collection of camping dar and'- esoxing | utensils for their travels
the world the cheap way- China Mail Special.
modern dancing Or woogle.---China Mall Special,
Informal Prince
their
over
North Vietnam
Aid For The South
Hanoi Nov, 20. The Government of North Vietnam today offered 50,000 tona of rice, clothes and thodical, aiores, to victims of the typhoon which has been raglig in South Vietnam
The offer was made in a lotter from North Vietnameso Minister for Social "AiTalın) (Nguyert Zimm to his opposite number, in Boults Vietnamys
EYE
To his letter, Nauych Zien said he hoped the South Vietnamese Cloveriationt Wiik Faccept the offer of the Hanol Government He added that he was sorry heart of the devastation cal
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