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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1957.

Soviet Freighter To The Rescue

A Brillah schoolter the Adyratul Hakman which is owned by the United Kingdom Transport Ministry was caught in a storm and radioed for help in the high mess off the mouth coast of Ceylon recently. The first vessel to answer the of Colombo Harbour, mos call was a Russian vessel the Iya Mechnikov which took the schooner in tow to the safety

The above photo shows:-the vessels in Colombo Harbour after the rescue---Koyeloze.

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IN TALKS WITH EGYPT Operations

Romo, Oct. 9.

British economic experts indicated tonight they would take a tough stand during resumed talks with Egypt on the thorny topic of Egyptian compensation for British Baxter charged that Lorraine, property seized during the Suez invasion.

The indications emerged from the economic talks which re-opened today in a rented room of the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organisation headquarters.

The talks between the two delegations were a resumption of the confer ence which bogged down on May 30 after a week of negotiation.

"We could not be expected to leave the question of compensa- tion out of a conference such as this,""

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gations met in separate roČIS for another hour.

Spokesman on both sides de British delegation clined to say what the toples spokesman. ald "Our attitude on the agenda would be. on this question is well known." An estimated £145,000,000 of British assets were "Egyptian- ised" by President Nasser after the Anglo-French invasion.

In addition British Suez Canal base equipment and Installations valued at around £60 million were also involved.

Counter-Claim

At the first post-Suez meet- ing between the two countries last May, Egypt countered Bri- tish claims for compensation with claims for "reparations" for damage, caused during the invasion,

It had been expected that the resumed conference would cofl- pedal the compensation problem and concentrate on the pos sibility of unfreezing some £108 million of Egyptian funds block- ed in London

were

In return for an at partial

unfreezing thero hopes that trade could be re- tumed between Egypt and the coun. British Commonwealth tries

Both Sir Denis Rickelt and Flassan Zaki, respectively heade of the British and Egyptian de-

legallons, showed reluctance to Lalk about the prospects of the, talks today.

Main Topics

The delegations agreed to divide fato separato commis- sons to clarify the toples to be discussed before moeting t plenary session.-United Press.

HE ASKS RUSSIA, U.S. TO

DISMANTLE ONE A-BOMB

Vienna, Oct. 9.

Indonesia's Soedjarwa Tjodronegoro appealed to the U.S. and Russia ach to dismantle one atom bomb and to give the fissionable material contained in them to the world atoms-for-peace agency.

Man Is An 'Accident'

FEAT

Barcelona, Cat. B.

He said at the international atomic energy conference today this would demonstrate "their determination to co-operate for peace,"

"It would be a gesture that would stir the imagination of mankind," the Indonesia dele- : guie declared.

Chances of meeting inteligent short of electric power after

life anywhere in the Universe years of war,

except on the carib, of course--are very slim.

So

Brilliant

New York, Oct. 9. A hearing in the annulment sotion of young TV' actor Charles Baxter, 33, agningt Lorraine Manville, * 02, his elderly bride, was held in Supreme Court here yesterday.

sister of Tommy Manville, had concealed from him be fore, their marriage that she underwent several taco lifting". and rejuvenating operations in Paris. While Lorraine's attorney Ferdinand Pecora objected that to stay young or re- juvenated is no crime, Bax- ier's counsel contenidod that the operations forced her to use more and more drugs. Justice Irvin L. Levy, reserved

decision.

Tho hearing was to determine what isstres should be pr santed when the annulment action comes to trial before a jury-United Press,

VISITED CHINA

American Impressed With

Activity

New York, Oct. 9, South Korea's Tong-Jin ParOne of 42 Americans who Space travellers to Mars. Venus said his war-ravaged country is

visited Chins after the er Mercury in the next few "exploring actively the poss!- International Youth Fon-

need not expect to be bility

producing itornic

tival in Moscow said to- greeted by beautiful natives source materials In Котел,

day he was impressed with bearing presents.

which, ho said, is desperately

the "energy and building activity" of the Chinese, Harry Bloksberg, 20, arrived home by plane last night,

Asked of his impressions of slender, in trot, that

Dr HJ. Bhubha, secretary of the Chinese, Bloksberg suid selontist Allen Blater of Bri-

Indian Department fain told the eighth Interns the

of they "want and need pence,” Energy, described But he jøvaded further discus- tional

Astronautical Congre Atomic

Russia's rocket-powered satelite sion of Chines if today

to fret he was ready

"brillant achievement of Bloksberg was in MoscOTT GA that there was none ai aKİL

Soviet scientists.”

Saturday when the news of tho

satellito launching was "But the power that brought announced. He

reported the forward also can be used for the world o that now step people took the announcement calmly. "Everything looked was,”

scientist pretty normal," He said.

Bioksberg, who place to go. a further back to work as an apprentice reminder of what might be tookmaker in North Arlington,

Zaki said only: "Today we merely exchanged views on the main topics which we can dis- cuss. For the time being I can | Mr Slater said in a paper that Bay no more than that,"

anld

A Britlah spokesman there was a feeling on both sides that the talks should be

the kept out of

clare of their lenst publicity at Initial stagea.

What happened today was that the delegations got together for two hours in the FAQ con- ference room and decided in broad terms the main subjects to be discussed, then the delo-

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xi is generally agreed by biolo- achloved if this power is used New Jersey, said he

sists that only a blochemistry for the welfare of mankind of China, despite State Department based on oxygen can provide of what file may be in store warnings, to "further the cause enough energy to support the for the world if it is used for of free travel-United Press. form of higher life, United warlike purposes." United Press

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