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Shepilov Links Suez And PELGIAN PRINCES

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POPE PIUS XI

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Valien City, Nov 22 Pope Pius XII odny suffering from a slight attack of grippe. Thes

Pripe's condition, however, was not considered al ill serious

Several days age, the Pope underwent on examination by Dr Antonio Basbarrin), who treated the Pope during his serious less two years ago De Hosbarrini said he was relatively satisfied with the Pope's health.

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The Pope's alles have tempted to persunde him to cut drw the number <f his audiences, but he has refused to do so-France-Presse, *

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CLAIMS EPISODES

PART OF

SAME PLAN

United Nations, Nov, 22.

Soviet Foreign Minister, Dimitri

| Shepilov, speaking in the resumed general debate in the United Nations General

that Assembly, said

the "aggression against Egypt and the Fascist coup in Hungary" were "episodes of the same plan which aimed at persecuting peoples and returning to the colonialist era.”

He said that a victory of the reactionary forces" in Hungary would havo SOWN dangerous seeds of war in Puurope,

Security Council and not of the United Nations to create an In- ternational police foron, The Assembly's aetion in setting up

It was the first time since police force had therefore the

world scondi

WILL that "violated the Charter," he de- "underground Fuscist

forces"clared.

had launched B challenge 10 Nevertheless, since Egypt had the Democratie force in an at-given her agreement, Shopilov tempt to scize power by Buld.

would he

agree to the violonce." Shepilov said.

of the international presence force 011 the Egyptian-Israeli armistice line on condition that it withdrawn when Egypt asked it to do so.

Agent Provocateur

The Soviet Foreign Minister described Isruct na an "aglit provocateur in the pay of the French and British."

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Talk of a Communist plot in the Middle East wha ku Hollywood scenario, he said.

Shepilov regretted that the United States had refused to accept the Soviet Union's offer of co-operation "in putting an end to the aggresalon."

He said that Soviet offers la help Egyp through the inter- mediary of the United Nations been distorted and pre- sented as expressing a desire of the Soviet Union to work for its own ende in the Middle East against

of the interesta

the Western powers.

Shepiloy

said that the "Franco British

aggression"

been blocked by the horole Egyptian people", backed

up by world publie opinion

had

Exypt's example would spire all peoples lighting their freedum ence."

that

"We haven't any such patient in the what he hospital."

ATTEND SERVICE

MASANGERWUUOLUENEx

Prince Alberi gud. Prince Alexander, sons of ex-King Leopold of the Belgians and brother of King Baudouin, arrive at St Michel Church, Brussels, for a Te Deum serviço.— Expro Photo

UN PLAN TO FIGHT LOCUST MENACE

Rome, Nov. 22.

Plans are underway today to set up a co- ordinating centre for a veteran United Nations police force in the Middle East for the past five years battling against a biblical enemy of man — the deadly desert locust.

The International force should not remain on the Suez

Canal #fler the departure of the Franco British expeditionary force, he said.

He said that the presence of the International police force The UN Food and Agricul- [operations along the Suez Canal should tural Organisation (FAO) Said for setting not be used on behalf of plans here today that a co-ordinating internationalise the Cañol. centre for its desert Jocust

The

Only Function

only function of ihts palice force was to ensure the departure of foreign

troops from Egypt.

The Soviet Foreign Minister Nations should said the United alto halt the plans of France, Britain and Israel for aggression | against Syrin and Jordan.

Shepilov sold

the Egyptian expofition would

for people of and Independ. taken theke

Sheptlov

against protested

termed "Israel's annexiunlat designs" on Gaza, the

"national

hot

Bayd

North Africa had

destinies

Soviet Bid To

Include China

In Trade Plan

for

was being planned up in the ancient town of Addis Ababa in Ethiopia,

FAO'S desert locust operations has a 21-ration alliance. They support a million-dollar neld army of "staff offlers" and regiments of poison-spray equipped "troops" on the ulert to crush these food-destroying insects in any spot from Africa through to Akin.

In Addition

Addis

FAO said that the Ababa centre would be in addi- tion to the organisation's centre at Jidda in Saudi Arabia, which prevent co-ordinates the inter- national campaign against the locust in the Arabian peninsula.

The new Addis Ababa centre

Gre

WRITE OFF

The

Tokyo, Nov. 22. Japanese Govern-

twent today ordered the Japanese Fountain Pen Association

suspend business for one, week from December 1 charges of neglecting the Inspection of fountain pens recently Gold) at the Peking Trade Fair.

on

A Lovernment spokes- the Association man said had been

la charge of the teating of fountain pens which were due to be exhibited and sold at the recent Communist Chinese trade fairs in Peking and Shanghal

A Ministry of Trade and Industry official said only of Japanese pena tested

10 per cont

fountain

for

quality

since April

this

and

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for

アセット

overstas markets had been

Issued with export licences. ---Router.

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AUSTRIA DENIES SUPPLYING ARMS TO HUNGARIANS

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United Nations, Nov. 22. Austria categorically denied today that any arms shipment has crossed the Austrian border into Hungary.

Austrian Foreign Minister Leopold Figl told the General Assembly that his government had not found "a single case" of such shipments of weapons into neighbouring Hungary.

He did not state the origin of "Such and similar allegations allegations of arms shipments from whichever aldo they many inte Hungary from his country, como, musi therefore bo DC- Earlier Soviets hinted that jected да Western arms had found their declared. way Into embattled Hungary through Austria,

Japan Needs Supply Of Uranium

Japan

Ottawa, Nov. 22.

would

need

unfounded," Figl

The head of ho Austrian dolegation Testfirmed his coun- try's neutrality policy. But is "an armed Insisted that neutrality" that would tre maintained militantly,

Law And Justice

"Should OUT freedom altacked,” he told the Assembly. "yo shall know how to derénd Austria's borders, Neutrality for is dedicated to les and justice, and rejection and violence,"

of force

Figl ppooled to UN members to assist Austria in her mission guaranteed supply of of caring for some 80,000 re uranium

for

electricity-fugees from the Russian action

In crushing the rebellion producing atomic

power Hungary, installations in about Mr Ichiro

seven

years,

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"The handling of refugees is

Ishikawa, of the Atomic causing formidable expense," he

sold. Energy Commission of

therefore appeal to all Japan said today.

a press conferencement to assist

delegates to prge their goveITI- He told

Austria in the that Japan hoped Canada would discharge of this task and thus be one of her biggest uranium

to contribute towards alleviat- suppliers.

want ing

and deprivation among the refugees,"

Curade, as a jeading neutral

grower, could be a mujor in- fluence in the establishment of an International agency to dia- tributo uranium to countries

without supplies, he said.

More refugees are arriving In Austria dolly, he added.

In

explaining Austria's neutrality polley laid down last Mr C. D. Howe, Canarion

year, Figi said the other maxim Trade Minister, said on Novem-

on which his country's foreign ber 10, on his return

from a policy is based is "intensive co- goodwill trip to Japan, that operation within the mamework Canada might sell uranium to of the international community Japan once the United Nations

of states, with all the meana at sis up an agency to govern

cur disposal, for the mainten- sales of the material on the

ance of peace," world market.

"Austria's

Canada

Mr Ishikawa said Japan's

neutrality consists ability to buy uranium from in the obligation, never in the and other countries future to enter into any military would determine the extent to alliances and not to

the cetabiliment of tary basen by foreljen powers on her territory," he paid,

which his country could build atomic power plants.

TAKE TIME

Was

had been ablishing stich

Japan

said Mr

Binds State

permit

mili-

He said Japan hoped that on international agency, would be established as soon as possible, but realised that such projects Parts, Nov, 22.

took time.

If

"The concept of Austrian the United Na- will co-ordinate operations in The Poilsh PAP agency re parts of the Sudan, Ethiopia,

tions

successful

utrality doce pot in

include mey Ideological tis. Neutrality binds agency, an Kenya and the various Somali ported today that 2,000 requests

for rehabilitation

to would try obtain the stato merely and not the regions. These territories

Polish Sallors uranium through bilateral agree-citizens, The right to free ex- most frequently infested by the received at the

Union headquarter tromments with supplying countries, prosion of opinion and treedom insatiable locusta,

of the press are guaranteed in Canada, sallors unjustly dismissed from including Ishikawa,

the Austrian constitution, their jobs.

Mr Ishikawa,

"The Atrian people have. Dr Ryokichi Sagane, director of the Japanese given clear proof charing the past Atomic Energy Research insti- 10 year that the principles con“ tute, and Dr Reinosuke Ham, a tained in the Declaration of member of the Institute, aro in Human Rights are to them poi Ottawa conferring with Canadian merely words but are a binding. atomic energy officials.

obligation. "Our One purpose of their visit la

permanent neutrality is discuss. Canadian uranium not an international statute die- sales to Japan-Reuter.

tated to us from outside. "E' is a foreign policy chosen by the Austrian people in a free and self-reliant decision. Our nou- Joantrality is also not an end

Sailors

First locust arrivals this year were reported in Saudi Arabia, FAO sald. Reconnaissance unită The agency Bald that of the desert locust control army rehabilitation commission under working with Egyptian neid the auspices of the units reported the infestation Union and made up of repre- there as "assuming dangerous sentatives of the Ministries of proportions."

Justice, Navigation and Interior, as well as representatives of the Workers Party had been set up. -France-Presse.

FAO sald that locust swarme

New York, Nov. 22 "In-colonialism in Alga. The Mr Dmitri Shepilov, So- in their viet Foreign Minister, today hands, and this movement of formally proposed a world

could economic reraissance”

conference Demand Evacuation not be halted.

next year to set up an inter Shepilov sald that events In

national trade organisation used as a The Soviet Foreign Minister Hungary had been said that according to Egyptian pretext for diverting attention within the framework of reports. The Franco-British from the "colonial expedition" the United Nations.

far from in Egypt and reviving the cold forces ng Port Said.

He suggested that "all coun- being withdrawn, werd

He said that supporters tries, being wur.

irrespective ou their of capitalism were not certain membership of reinforced.

the United they would be able "As long as

to prove Nations," should take part. This troops of the the superiority of their system would mean the participation of aggressors remain in Egypt, war in peaceful competition.

Communist China. may break out," he said.

"The Soviet delegation thinks

In addition to establishing a Hospital brought n number of

Rejected Theory The General Assembly curious visitors to the hospital should imperatively demand the

world trade organisation, Mr all this week.

Shepilov told the United Nations Shepilov presented to

theGeneral Assembly that the con- The bewildered bospital staff complete evacuation of Egypt by

British, French and Israeli Assembly the disurmament plan ers

ference could also consider to tell callers who wanted troops."

and proposal for a conference

of world further development of the Big Four powers plus trade; International oconomic co India, abnounced in

Moscow operation to promote indepen- of this year's first multim last Friday.

dent national economies in migration from the summer Declaring that the problem of under-developed countries; and brooding areas in the Sudan and were Sinai peninsula and the islands disumament was urgent, shop international credit and finance French Equatorial Africa were i

of Titan and Senafar".

The Soviet Foreign Minister | lov rejected said that it was the task of the realistic

theory, according to problems, which peace can be founded View Of Embargo only on the balance of the great powers in an armaments race," Mr Shepilov claimed that the

The Soviet Minister

depioned

United Nations and its economic what he called the Illegal organs had not yet devoted embargo" on trade with China, proper attention to international

proposed that

inter- trode. national economic

conference, "Moreover,

unlawful with the participation of all decision adopted in 1900 to countries be held in 1987, to place an embargo on trade with study problems of the develop the People's Republic of China Wment of world trade, the setting is still in force, and this cannot

up of a world trade organization, but hamper the development at C abd

economic ald to under-developed sound international

relations," he said. countries.

The Soviet Union, he supported the idea of the special Tu fund for the development of under-developed countries now being discussed at the United Nations, and was prepared to take part in it---Heutor.

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