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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1957.

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‘ALIEN DOCTRINES'

CANNOT EXIST IN JORDAN: HUSSEIN

Amman, May 6.

King Hussein said today that "alien doctrines," contrary to Arab tradition and spiritual belief, could never exist in Jordan,

Prince PhlUp In pictured with Royal Air Force officers during a visit to the RAF College at Manby, On Fight is the Canberra.“Aries “V”, which this month is to fly to

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Tokyo

Photo,

Malayan Purge Planned

Kuala Lumpur, May 8. Kuomintang (Chinco Na-

In an exclusive television interview the 22- year-old King, who recently defeated a leftist- inspired coup against his throne, said Jordan's national policy was based on the "principle of the great Arab revolution and is in full agreement with the political objectives and aims of Arab yan three-party alliance govern- sister states."

Are

they were our

tonalist) sympathisers will short- ly be purged from the Malayan Chinese Assoc-ution, a consul- tuent organisation of the Mala-

ment, a spokesman Association said today.

for the

"Thus any alien doctrines that, again that

The MCA also plans to expel contrary to our traditions national concern as well as the all members who have conne `and spiritual beliefs could never

of concern

ilona with other political parties exist among us," he declared.

nations."

in Malaya, he said.

Was

This

regarded до oblique reference to Communism, which the King has often de-

nounced.

all other free

"We are a nation of old history and civilisation," he added, "we have contributed and shall con- Hnue to contribute to human progress

international, Com-peace,"

NATIONAL CONCERN

It was his order that múnists be purged from the ad-

ministration that to the clash with former leftwing Premier Suleiman Nabull.

Referring to the recent Jordan crisis the King said:

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་་3 shall not fail to w operate with all other peoples for the good of mankind."

"Nationally, Jordan follows a constructive polley which will enable her to bulla Цр 1tself with ika "A to the events which tool in full en-operation place in Jordan in the last two Arab sister states," he declared. weeks I would like to declare-United Press

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Heavy Radio Strontium Contamination

London, May 8.

The British Government SAVO AN DASurance today that milk would be specially examined from timo to time in certain areas in Wales where the soil has been affecied above Hie average by radlo alrezi-

Ukim.

Dr Barnett Stross, Д Labour member, asked in the House of Commona about the report of the Government's Medical Re- search Council regarding the heavy contamination

of the soil and of green vegetables by radio strun- thum

in sonic areas of Walca.

Ile also asked what or Svice Lae Minister of Agriculture

disund.

Warning

Mr Joseph Godber, jok Parliamentary beccemuky KO NIKUSITY D AELICUL Sure, BAKA has 171 12 1ew mwunia. areas precipita- tion had been found to be hugher than average,

Mr Godber naaed that the report of the hiculoat Research Council did not that it Loweyer suggest Who a cause for alarm, He sau the Minisser was ad- vised that the safety mar- gia before there could be any fear of risk to human beings or animals Res G very wide one, But the position was being closely watched.

Dr Stross said the-repari showed that the bones pr sheep in these areas might imes as much show ten radio-activity as was found on average elsewhere, He asked whether Minister

would promise that mulk from these artas would be particularly ex- amined from time to time " infants appear to take up this poisonous substance much mert readily than adulta do, the extent of 10 or 20 times."

Mir Godber gave the re- quirod

nasurance.--Chins Mail Special

The Kuomintang is banned in LARGEST CONVOY Malaya.

Mollet Stresses Solidarity

For Israel

Washington, May 6. French Premier Guy Mollet gave further assurance to Israol today the? she could count "upon the aid of France to ensure that right is respected and peace main- tained."

His comment was contained in a message Mollet sent here to the National Convention of the women's division of the American Jewish Con- gress.

It was read by Ambassador Herve Alphand at what could be described as a demonstration of Franco-Israeli friendship.

Mollet cold: "Israel is the smallest state Among the members of the United Nations and

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state and the most threatened tha stale which could the most

Legitimately have expected more benevolence on the part of this international organication.

"It is important for all the free peoples caring for justice and democracy to show their solidarity for Israel.

Settlement

It is important that world opinion realises the very prin- ciples of International law are involved in the pellement of

A the problems facing Israel, be it the free passage of its ships through the Suez Canal, the free navigation in the Straits of Tiran and the Gulf of Aqaba or even more so the general peace settlement in the Near East to which ft lg cutitled."

Alphand followed this message by saying in a speech that the Suez Canal remains for Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser "a powerful instrument of black. mail" and that there was no real, agreement between Egypt and the governments of the users of the Canal. He also said:

Nasser has defined as What being the status of this inter- national waterway in a unilateral fashion he can tomorrow cancel

in the came unilateral Way-

That is why France does not Suez, May 6. accept such a regime. Last week, Malayan Chier Twenty-five vessels from 13 "On a

tha long term basis Minister Tengku Abdul Rah- nations transitied the Suez alternatives that seem open to man accused Kuomintang ele- Canal today the largest total us are the construction of new ments of trying to raise recial' since nonnal navigation was pipelines, of super-tankers and barriers between the peoples of resumed on April 10-Ualted Malaya.France-Presse,

Prers.

Britain And France

To Work For Free Trade Area

London, May 6.

Britain and France announced today that they would do what they could to ensure that negotiations in the Organisation for European Economic Co-operation for "the creation of the free trade area should be carried forward to a satisfactory conclusion."

the search for new sources of energy either through Euratom ur in the Sahara to reduce our dependence on the Canal."

He said he believed Anglo- French and Israeli uclion in re- gard to Egypt has revealed to all the serious problems of the Middle East and the dangers they hold for the future of the free world.

Soviet Influence

He warned that if it is neces- sary in the underdeveloped areas of Africa "to give up the old colonialism, it is even more necessary not to fall into a new colonialem which represents a greater burden for the peoples to whom It to applied — tho colonialism of the Kremlin."

He said solidarity must inspire the policies of the United States, France and Britain in the Middle East and in Africa.

Speaking at the same meet- Abba in Israel Ambassador Eban declared that "Arab hostility is the primary cause of Israel's crisis; her other diff- culties are secondary results."

"There are no pooples, and Jew governments, whose spott- taneous attitude to Israel would not be trustful and benevolent, were it not for the competitive bombardment of an Arab rancor wlett established hostility to as the price of Israel

Arab

friendship," he explained,

"No government of conselenco

can fully pay this price, but the very disposition to strike a hai- gain in this invidious market true relations of corrupts the Tarnel with her neighbours and unable assault,

with the world. Being to mitigate the Arab israel has at least contrived to resist it."

vistas

Don said that new open up for Israel with inter- rational recognition of the right

free passage in the Gulf of Aqaba and the Straits of Tiran. -United Press.

'Toss Bombing' Technique Demonstrated

Eglin Air Force Base,

Florida, May 6. Bombers flying at 600

miles an hour demonstrated today how the Air Force, with a new "toss bombing" technique, can hurl nuclear weapons at heavily-defended targets with greater safety.

The demane.ration was cu! benefit of civilian

"Another element brought to Ught has been the expansion and depth of Soviet Influence in on for the the Middle East, Perhaps we and military leaders, who saw might never have suspected the big B-40 strategle bombers use importance of the Soviet arms a "revolutionary" fighter plane

by tactic, deliveries, of the ald given Soviet engineers and technicians and diplomantle support Soviet Russia has given to Egypt and then to Syria so as to pro-

the most extreme mote

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of

altitude-too

The bombers came in at low low for radar detection--and pulled up sharply into a half-loop just before re- Icasing the bomb, The bonb He praised the Eisenhower travelled in a high arc to the Doctrine which he said "Ato target while the plane sped away

nationalisms."

The announcement care after, Common Market and the Free exactly the situation because in time to avoid the mushroom day-long discussions between Trade Area. British ministers and M. Maurice Faure, French Minister of State for Foreign Affairs.

RATIFICATION

A communique issued by the British Treasury caid: "at the invitation of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Maurice Faure, French Minister of state for foreign aftalra, attended a neet ing at the Treasury this after-

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"Others present Included tho

"The United Kingdom repre- sentatives welcomed the signa- ture of the Treaty of Rome and Importance cniphasised 14č which they ratification.

attached to

it opposes with American force cloud from a nuclear explosion. all Soviet attempts of aggression The Air Force suid the in the Middle East,

technique, previously restricted He said the Israeli and the to Highter-weight Bghter planes, Anglo-French intervention had was demonstrated publicly today rented in the destruction of for 80 civilian leaders attending a great part of the Russian war a Defence Department orienta- arsenal collected by Nasser and tion conference. The B-47 dis- at Eglin Air Force had shown up the weakness of play was

Base. Nasser's army and general staff. Ho expressed satisfaction

the interest the United "A revolutionary addition to Statca is now showing In the US Air Force Strategie Africa as the result of Vice Bomber tactics" was what the President Richard Nixon's visit Service coiled the toss bombing and pointed out that for many manoeuvre, which it sald was yours France carried the seeds "designed for delivery of power- of Western civilisation into the ful weapons." heart of Africa.

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"The French representatives on their side emphasised their support for the association in f Free Trade Area of the United Kingdom and other countries of the OEEC with the European Economic Community.

"There was a satisfactory ex- President of the Board of Trade, change of views and it wa the Economic Secretary of the agreed that the two govern

Developed for bombers at the Frenemy, and the French Am-ments would do what they could He pointed out that France Air Force proving ground at bassador (M. Jean Chauvel), to ensure that the negotiations es granted independence to Egin the manoeuvre is sull re- in the OBEC for the creation of Tunisia and Morocco and garded by pilots as a tricky one "The meeting discussed the the Tree Trade Aron should be liberalised legislation tor nd- for ruch a heavy plane, although stage now reached In the carried forward to satisfactory ministrative autonomy in other it is relatively simple for fet begotiations for the European conclusion."-Router

parts of French Africa.

fighter-United Press,

Thai

Actresses Give

Astronomical 'Vital Statistics'

Singapore, May 6, THREE attractive Thai film notromos startiod a newn conference in Bhigspore to- day by giving a fantasilo about thele ilgutui,

The stils saiyed here on their way home to mangkok after starring in the film. "Bridge Over The River

Q & Inana 19 - Bianki, 13 Balna):14 Obejrved; · LT- Iden. BRAwak" which was, shos, tá

19 Oplied, 20 Noiva la „liand, 23 Idą.

Bowlee, who was the “shoo- Som darling?” of the

Simm unit ba location, was 160 fire to anbóuboe her stätiä-

Underitatingly, she said:" "sa-'

23-54".

Without a blush another star Kyanitart Funyachot!" säded! " Buimbers art $4175-28, The

beauty. Ngamta ・・・Bitphaphang, pormed about

third

Hicity man look her aside for a whispered comaully- tion. Ngamia who spoke more Bog« List than her companions came back smiling broadly. Eho spoke to the Two DificÏm - who kiɛɛlod.

The explanation:

worked memorise

very

their

"Girls had hard · so tallation

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vital numbers.

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then DOYOT

OTSKÁKILLÁKNADIANNE

Kanniker who had worn alode 113) Khu was chosen in Thailand For the film said: "25-22-34"

Xvammari revland · her öirlý valkoiste to "BR-38-14′′ and Ngamia sold: 784-15-26” The girls who took part in the

film about the, bilflding of. the notoriou „fánska Trail- By - World War II DEKOORE) La Thaland leave- for Tabakok “toniorrow.

ATTITUDE ON SUEZ

Landon, May 0,

AIRLINER IN 40 YEARS

Sumynte, May il The Suez Canal la not “quite Dr Luis Ridetour, fosther 012 Cartial" 10 Britain's chief attentist for the US Air economy as was thought when Force, predicted today that on It was closed, Brilish Transport 8,000-mph guided missile air- Minister Hardid Watkinson said er was only two aircraft tonight,

Speaking at dinner London given by the Ministry,

"generatións” way.

Within 30 to 40 years, he said, the minister said that "in com airliners will evolve into mama-

with ma

other maritime moth missiles, dwarfing today's nations, we can increasingly piston-engine contraptions, that adopt to the Egyptian Suck will

rocket

the through

was

canal Authority the attitude of exosphere (000 to 700 miles customer who needs to have above cari) to carry passengera his practical requirements meton Intercontinental buskers and if he is to do business.

pleasure trips. Mr Watidioson said that if the Egyptian Canal Authoritý

The scientist, known as the not prepared to offer terma pe father of the Alr Research and

Command ceptable to the Security Coun- Development cil, they can not expect any Director of the research hd to use the Canal development branch of Lockheed Aircraft Company's missile diy- from the maritime nations,"

Every effort would be made sion here. to reduce the dependence of The Company's huga X-17 the world on the Suez Canal," research misalle was reported sald_the_Minizicт, und Britain recently to have flown some would play Its "full part in this 9,000 miles an hour in Q great lask."-France-Pres

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