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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1956.

Israeli, Foreign Minister | JORDAN SEEKING CLOSER

Mr Golda Meir, the Israeli graphed on arrival in New York United Nations General Assembly erida--Central Press Photo.

Minister, Foreign

photo- where

the she attended scasion on the Middle East

HUNGARIAN TAKEOVER

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FOR CHOU'S

GOOD OFFICES

EGYPT'S

RABBI

RESIGNS

London, Nov. 27.

Grand Rabbi Halm Nahum, spiritual leader of the Jewish community n Egypt, resigned today in protest against measures taken against Jews in that country, it was reported to day.

This report

Congress who

onto

TIES WITH RUSSIANS

To Abrogate

British Treaty

Amman, Nov. 27.

Mr Suleiman el Nabulsi, Jordan

Minister,

announced

in made by Prime WILS

the A L Easterman, political director of the World Jewish Chamber of Deputies today that his of government would shortly seek to end was the 1948 Anglo-Jordanian Treaty and

evacuate British forces from Jordan.

again a Jewish Labout 50,000

threatened trophie."

said that

community

persons

with

"catas-

Easterman Bald that 25,000 Jews in Egypt had already re ceived their expulsion orders. Of these, 14,000 were without nationality, 6,000 were British and French, and 4,000 were Egyptian Jews,

A first group of 023 of the expelled Jews were expected to arrive in Marsellies this even- Easternan tomorrow, ing or Gold

He declared that the Egyptian Government had

seized the property of Jews in Egypt. He also stated that 3,000 Jews had In under arrest been placed Egypt, including leading mem- bers of the Jewish communities

und Alexandria,

of Cairo France-PresEc,

SECURITY POLICE PROBE

He said in a policy statement She would also develop poll- that Britain violated the spirit Uical, economic and cultural of the treaty in many ways" relations with these two coun-

18 Plane Crash Victims Found

Carsons, Nov, 27. Eighteen bodies haye the been' found minang wreckage 6 the Vene- zucia Postal airline plane, which prashed near Cafe- can today.

The, plano, Stiper Constellation, was carrying 25 passengers and crew, all of whom are believed to have perished,

The plane, which originally reported to have miền Gato Lan nói, ra hoa Into A mountainside, within three minutes of 11 scheduled ladding place.-France-Presse.

Russo-Rumanian

Talks Cordial

London, Nov. 27. Talks between Soviet and

since it was signed and Jordon's į tries as a steu to achieve a Rumania government leaders federal union which would serve as a base for Arab unity. pered in an atmosphero of Mr El Nabuls declared that cordial friendship and complete be mutual understanding at the Jordan considered Israel to

Kremlin today, the an "illegal state" created by aggression, would reject peace

reported, with her and would stand on

to regain "stolen her rights lands."

MERRUTES —

decision was taken with the full agreement of her Arab sister nakiors.

The Government would "take all

and shope diplomatic, political and econo- mic-to carry out its intention of ending the treaty," he added, Loud Cheers

Tasa

Problems of mutual interest

cxtunined

exports were asked to compile docu-

нето

Mr El Nabuls) attacked Bri- mente on proposals put forward tish action in Egypt and said for discussions at later meetings, that so long as "the aggressors the agency report said. Loud cheers greeted this part do not obey United Nations re.

Soviet delegation was of the statement, which began solutions to withdraw from headed by the Prime Minister, with a tribute to the struggle of

Marshal without re-

Bulganin, whose territory** and sultant gains in Suez or

or Palca-

Rumanian counterpart. Mr Chiva "Egypt, President Nasser the Egyptian army and people." dine, Jordan would consider tils

Stolen, led the visiting delega- tion-Reuter. aggression as continuing.

The Prime Minister also Announced the Government's Intention to strengthen the Jordan army and national guards.

In the field of foreign policy the Government would identify ila policy with that of Arab na- tional aspirations, he said.

Arab

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diplomalle Rats For Money

said the Government was now studying the tablishment of relations with The Soviet Union and other countries, as Cham- recommended by the

ber recently.

Modern Arms

Speaking of

the

Govern-

Bombay, Nov. 87. Youngsters are doing a big trade in the sta port of Surat, Western India, which is plagued by rala.

Mr el Nabule sadd the Gov- ernment had decided to accept financial old

the in principle the

The authorities have offered Internal Egypt, Syria and ment's

policy. offer from

the two pice (a mrthing) for every Minister said it would rat. Every morning small boys Saudi Arable to replace Brilal's Prime annual

subaldy

constitution and queuo up at the for the army respect

municipal of the de-offices with rat-traps in hand to mocratie parliamentary system,

IRST and national guards under the praise the standard

The Government was taking monte 12,000 rats were caught steps to strengthen the country's and handed over to the munici

modern pal health authorities,—China air force

Mall Special. arms-Reuter.

Vienna, Nov. 27. The Hungarian Army New Delhi, Nov. 27.

treaty. Premier Jawaharlal Nehru is expected to ask Minister, Dr Ferenc Muen- nich, issued an order today

Jordan considered all imperial- Mr Chou En-lai to intercede with Moscow against

to deal with cases of iatic treaties and the Bagdad

AVO (state the Hungarian takeover when the Chinese Premier former

* Pact as e grave danger to the arrives here tomorrow on an official visit, inform-curity police) members Arab, world and would not foin

who are now being dis-any of them, ed sources reported today.

banded, Budapest Radio Mir El Nabeiki told the Debution that Jordan would said tonight.

the march

#lf- alongside uberated Arab dláte to the Arab Wotid of imperialist and its influmet,

Hundreds

They said Mr Nehru would his very first Southeast Asian

of Chinese good tour, like Peking "to use Is offices with Moscow to repair security agents already were the damage done to the reputa- here to help the Indian authorl- Lion of the Communist regimes iles with safety precautions for

Mr Chou's visiť, developments

by

recent Eastern Europe.'

in

is

Reporters were being closely scrutinised

before reciving passes to enter Delhi airport for the late-night arrival,

*

The order said that AVO members had up to now

considered by the populace and criminals

unzble. were to And Jobs in civil therefore,

bex

life.

Federal Union

Mr Chou is scheduled to ar- rive here for a visit which

Jordan declared her expected to include far-ranging

To axi this the Minister bad international talks on current

into herence to her military agree. In addition to major interna- ordered an investigation

and Egypt, with Byria unrest, particularly the situa-

Honal Issues, Mr Nehru parti- AVO members. Those fand ment tions in Hungary and the Mid-cularly hopes to achieve

aguilty of acting against the law who are linked with Jordan in dle East,

the a joint military command. settlement of India's own prob-would be handed over to lms with China.

public prosecutor. Foremost of these is the ult Those found not guilty would settled border between India get a certificate of innocence.

With The later has been and Tibet.

these certificates they Laken over by China pus an would be ensured of a job either "autonomous territory" in the in a suitable government office

or in industry or trade. past five years,

AMNESTY

Narrow Differences

Mr Nehru will relay The Chinese leader's views to Pre- sident Eisenhower in person next mont when Mr Nehru pays an official visit to Washing-

10г.

Informed zources said Mr Nehru would specifically try to narrow the Washington-

at Peking differences

pre- sent barring China's nd- mission to the United Nations, and perhaps even bring the nations into direct con- lack. They have 110 diplo- matio relations at present,

will fly here Premier Chow from Burma, his latest stop in

two

Russo-Japanese Agreements Approved

the

Tokyo, Nov. 27.

of The Lower House Japaneso Diet tonight approved ratification of the Japan-Soviet agreements with no dissenting: voles.

The voting was 305 to hil with 102 members absent.

About 50 or 60 absent repre- sentatives were Liberal Demo- cratic (governing) members who have remained critical. Socialist support, however, assured rati-

nication.

The agreements, covering re- sumption of diplomatic relations. trade and fisheries were carller oday unanimously approved by special Diet committee. Reuter.

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WARSHIP REFLOATED

Rhodes, Nov. 27. The Greak Royal Hellenic Destroyer Queen, Olga munic, by the Italians during World War II in 1943 of "the", 20ind of

Company

recovered the chip's log und sind personal Fexrecte berbelading to the members of the crew such as rings and watches which was handed over Ctítésekén réfatives --China. Mail

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Bangkok, Nov. 27.

Mr Erich Ollenhauer, chair- the West German ot

The radio also reported that Informed sources Bald Mr

also Beck

an amnesty would shortly be an- Nehru will hampered trade between India nouneed for all people who had man

Hungary illegally since Social Democratic Party, arrived And

day tour of Tibet. Reports of the left arrest and

of October 23 this year and who today for a four

He is scheduled to meet the Indian traders in Tibet have returned before the end of the Thailand. been a constant headache for year.

The radio said that today 40 Premier Fleid Marshal Plbul the Indian Government re-

per cont of the workers returned Songgram today and inspect cently.

to work in the Buda shipyards sawmills and rice mills.

also will call on the Не India, meanwhile, was arrang- in Budapest.

This small percentage was ex- Speaker of the National

Phra Pachon ing free special trains to bring

that most sembly General villagers to New Delhi to accord plained by the fact

lved in the Pachanurek.

his henotir A arousing welcome for Mr Chou, of the workers

reception in

by both at the airport and along provinces and had been unable

owing Work

to will be held on Thursday the ten-mile drive to the Presto

Bot

dificulties. - China the German Ambassador, Herr dential Palace where Premier transport

Borst Bohling-Reuter, Chou will stay-United Press. Mall Special.

'Foreign

MR Ancurin

party's

London, Nov. 27.

Bevan, out- spoken left-wing Labour Jeader, is to be the Foreign

the Secretary" in "shadow cabinet," political quarters said tonight. The quartors forecast that the appointment will be an nounced to Labour Members of Parliament on Thursday by their leader, Mr Hugh Galtakel

It

will man that Mr. Beyan Alfred will

replace M Robens as the chief Labour speaker on foreign affairs in the House of Commons,

POP

TIERES PL

fo

Secretary' Nye

Mr Robens, the quarters added will be named by Mr Gaitskell as the party's principal spokes man on labour affairs and fuel and power, Mr Bevan has hitherto been the colonial affairs expert in the

position

in which he expected to be suckseded 17/

Mr James Callaghan, The switching of Mr Bevan to foreign aftales has chen been foreshadowed as he is Very apeaker in this de-

a

7nd some of his re- |

cent performances in the House have won prales froen- fboth 'kides.

IMVERY

KEEN,

AB-

in last week's election to the Parliamentary Committee or "shadow cabinet," Mr Bevan came third, beaten by one vote by Mr Robens, The poll was heaood by Mr Harold Wilson. Mr George. Brown is to be the new Mahadow) Minister of Defence in place

of Mr Richard Stokes, who was this

cabinet Sears in the

élection. He was defeated by Sir Frank Soskice, a former Attorney-General, who is to become the party's legal affairs WPDIEŠUTAIL. China Mall Special.

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